Top Public Middle Schools in New Orleans Metro Area Revealed

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A recent ranking highlights the top public middle schools in the New Orleans metro area, based on academic performance, teacher quality, and community engagement. The list showcases schools excelled across various factors, including enrollment numbers and student-teacher ratios. Notable institutions from St. Charles Parish and New Orleans garnered high marks, reflecting a commitment to educational excellence. These rankings serve as a valuable resource for families evaluating their educational options.

New Orleans – A recent ranking has revealed the top public middle schools in the New Orleans metro area, showcasing a variety of educational institutions that are excelling in academic performance and community engagement. The list, compiled by Stacker using data from Niche, highlights the schools based on five key factors: academics grade, teachers grade, overall district grade, culture and diversity grade, and feedback from parent and student surveys.

The rankings cover schools that serve various grade configurations, including grades 6-8, K-8, K-12, 6-12, and PK-8, reflecting a range of educational offerings within the region. Among the standout schools, multiple institutions from St. Charles Parish Public Schools, St. Tammany Parish Public Schools, and the city of New Orleans itself achieved high marks.

Several noteworthy statistics emerge from the rankings:

• St. Charles Parish Public Schools: A school serving grades 6-8 boasts an enrollment of 732 students with a student-teacher ratio of 13:1 and received a Niche grade of A.
• Another institution within the same district also serves grades 6-8, enrolling 750 students, maintaining a similar student-teacher ratio of 13:1, and carries a Niche grade of A.
• A notable PK-12 school located in New Orleans has an enrollment of 985 students with a student-teacher ratio of 13:1, also achieving a grade of A.
• In St. Tammany Parish Public Schools, a school serving grades 7-8 has 395 students with a low student-teacher ratio of 10:1, earning a Niche grade of A.
• Belle Chasse offers a PK-K-8 program with an enrollment of 939 students and a student-teacher ratio of 14:1, maintaining a Niche grade of A.
• Another K-8 school in New Orleans has 654 students with a student-teacher ratio of 15:1 and a grade of A.
• One of the highest-rated K-8 schools in New Orleans serves 727 students, with a student-teacher ratio of 15:1, achieving an impressive Niche grade of A+.
• A large K-12 school in New Orleans serves 2,120 students with a ratio of 16:1 and also received a grade of A+.
• Jefferson Parish Schools feature a school serving grades 6-12 with 881 students and a student-teacher ratio of 20:1, obtaining a grade of A+.
• Another Jefferson Parish school for grades 6-12 has 900 students with an 18:1 ratio, garnering a similar rating of A+.

The criteria from Niche account for a comprehensive assessment of each school’s performance and environment, enabling parents and students to make informed decisions about education options. By analyzing the strengths and weaknesses in various domains, the rankings provide valuable insights into the quality of education offered across the New Orleans metro area.

The outcomes of this ranking reflect a diverse educational landscape, showcasing strong academic programs and supportive learning environments. These schools not only provide quality education but also prioritize cultural understanding, reinforcing the importance of community engagement in the educational process.

As families consider middle school options for their children, these rankings serve as an essential tool for evaluating institutions based on merit and performance. The academic achievements of these top-ranked public middle schools exemplify a commitment to excellence in education, preparing students for future success in higher grades and beyond.

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• Stacker: Best Public Middle Schools in New Orleans Metro Area
• Wikipedia: New Orleans
• NOLA: MLK High School and Arthur School Closure
• Google Search: New Orleans education
• The Advertiser: Top Louisiana Middle Schools
• Google Scholar: Louisiana middle schools
• Madison365: Spring Harbor Middle School Challenge
• Encyclopedia Britannica: Middle schools in New Orleans
• WDSU: NOLA Public Schools Superintendent Decision
• Google News: NOLA Public Schools