Section 1: Academic Achievement - National Center for School ...
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houses grades Pre-K through 5th. Lowry was in its fourth year in 2005-2006. Its student<br />
population is constantly growing. The student population in the 2004 school year was<br />
approximately 412 students. The cultural make-up of the school was as follows:<br />
Student Ethnicity 2004-05<br />
Ethnicity<br />
This <strong>School</strong><br />
African American 35.0%<br />
American Indian 1.5%<br />
Asian 3.2%<br />
Hispanic 22.1%<br />
White 38.3%<br />
The table below shows the percentage of students eligible <strong>for</strong> free or reduced-price lunches.<br />
The high percentage of students in this program indicates a lower economic status of the<br />
school community and additional needs <strong>for</strong> student programs.<br />
Free or Reduced Price Lunch 2004-05<br />
This <strong>School</strong><br />
District Average<br />
% Students Receiving Free or Reduced-<br />
40.5% 69.3%<br />
Price Lunch<br />
English Language Learners 2004-05<br />
This <strong>School</strong><br />
District Average<br />
% English Language Learners (Total) 13.3% 35.8%<br />
The mission of Lowry Elementary is to establish and maintain a solid academic foundation<br />
from early childhood education (ECE) through fifth grade so children will have the necessary<br />
skills to be successful learners. Each student will be empowered to be a lifelong learner,<br />
critical thinker and problem solver. All educational elements are integrated into a cohesive<br />
curriculum.<br />
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