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Head-to-Head Comparison

Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies vs Jim Bridger Middle School

Side-by-side comparison of star ratings, test proficiency, student-to-teacher ratios, and classroom environments.

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Star Rating
A · Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies★ Top
B · Jim Bridger Middle School
Math Proficiency
A · Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies19%
B · Jim Bridger Middle School20%★ Top
ELA Proficiency
A · Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies33%★ Top
B · Jim Bridger Middle School29%
Science Proficiency
A · Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies30%★ Top
B · Jim Bridger Middle School30%
Regular Attendance Rate
A · Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies71.5%
B · Jim Bridger Middle School83.2%★ Top
Student-Teacher Ratio
A · Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies45:1
B · Jim Bridger Middle School25:1★ Top
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Editorial Analysis & Head-to-Head Comparison

Evaluating schools side-by-side offers a detailed view of student success markers. This analysis compiles official accountability data from the Nevada Department of Education.

In overall performance metrics, Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies holds a stronger rating from the Nevada School Performance Framework (NSPF) with 3 stars, compared to 2 stars for Jim Bridger Middle School. Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies shows stronger academic results, reporting a math proficiency rate of 19% and ELA proficiency of 33%, while Jim Bridger Middle School reports 20% in math and 29% in ELA. Regular attendance is 71.5% at Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies and 83.2% at Jim Bridger Middle School. Jim Bridger Middle School offers a more favorable student-to-teacher ratio of 25:1, compared to 45:1 at Carroll M Johnston STEM Academy of Environmental Studies.