LILBOURN ELEMENTARY

📖 Academic Overview & Key Context

Located in LILBOURN, Missouri, LILBOURN ELEMENTARY is a regular public school serving students from grades Pre-K–5. The school operates within the NEW MADRID CO. R-I in New Madrid County. With a current reported enrollment of 233 students, it provides a smaller, close-knit learning environment designed to support academic and personal growth.

In terms of academic staffing and instructional attention, LILBOURN ELEMENTARY maintains a student-to-teacher ratio of 11.0:1. This favorable ratio is lower than the typical national public school average of approximately 16:1, offering opportunities for individualized guidance and collaborative classroom engagement. The campus educational team includes approximately 21.2 full-time equivalent (FTE) classroom teachers and certified instructional personnel.

Reflecting the multicultural fabric of LILBOURN, the student body at LILBOURN ELEMENTARY represents diverse backgrounds. The most represented ethnic demographics include White (49.8%), Black or African American (35.6%), Two or more races (9.9%). This diverse mix contributes to a rich campus experience that prepares students for higher education and global careers.

Through federal and state educational initiatives, LILBOURN ELEMENTARY participates in community support programs including the National School Lunch Program, with approximately 233 students (100%) eligible for free or reduced-price meals. This participation helps ensure equitable access to essential learning resources, nutritional support, and student welfare services.