Woodbridge School District

Woodbridge School District operates six schools serving 2,494 students in rural Sussex County, Delaware. The district experienced stable enrollment with no change from the prior year, maintaining consistent student population levels. The student-teacher ratio of 14.0:1 aligns with typical rural district patterns, supported by 178 teachers across elementary, middle, and high school facilities.

Academic performance metrics show modest gaps relative to state averages. Math proficiency stands at 27.5% compared to the state average of 30.5%, while reading proficiency measures 36.6% against the state average of 39.5%. The graduation rate of 87.6% falls slightly below the state average of 88.3%, indicating areas for improvement in secondary completion rates.

The district serves a student population with notable demographic complexity: 36.4% of students qualify as economically disadvantaged, 18.7% are English learners, and 24.0% receive special education services. These populations suggest elevated support service needs.

Financial operations reflect per-pupil spending of $8,936, exceeding the state average of $8,195, with a total budget of $44.5 million. Revenue distribution shows heavy reliance on state funding at 66.7%, supplemented by 21.6% local revenue and 11.7% federal sources. This funding structure positions the district to support its diverse student population, though academic outcomes suggest that resource allocation and instructional strategies merit continued evaluation.