Jefferson County North Elementary/Middle School

Public | PK-8 | 331 students |  

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Jefferson County North Elementary/Middle School, located in Nortonville, Kansas, serves grades PK-8 in the Jefferson County North Public Schools district. It has received a GreatSchools Rating of 5 out of 10, based on its performance on state standardized tests.

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Posted on Nov 6, 2007
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Jeff North is a small rural school with small rural values. It has an excellent academic program. An example of the importance of academic achievement is that the school does not recognize the 'D' grade. Students that can get by with less than average work in other schools do not have that option at Jeff North. Anything below 70% is failing. In light of that the teachers are of the caliber that they will get the most out of the students. They offer most of the standard extracurricular activities ie. Music, Plays, Sports. Although the sports are limited to the more traditional school sports, no soccer, swimming, lacrosse, ect. Over all a very good school district.
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