State the alternative hypothesis, statistics homework help

A local school district recently implemented an experimental program to improve mathematical skills for a specific high risk population. They selected 15 students to be in the initial study. After 1 year, the students in the program took a national mathematic achievement test. Students in this high risk population score an average of 35 with a standard deviation of 6. The goal of the program is for students to increase performance. Assume the data is approximately normally distributed.The scores the students received are listed below.405550303344251553406513586978The program is using a 5% significance level to report its results.DirectionsAnswer the following questions:1. Determine and state the mean and standard deviation for the data set.2. State the alternative hypothesis.3. State which hypothesis test you would use (Z Test, T Test, 1 Proportion).4. List either (1) the p-value and alpha OR (2) the critical value and test statistic5. Determine whether or not to reject the null hypothesis.6. Using this initial study, should the school district continue to fund the program and/or possibly extend the program to a larger number of students? Explain why or why not.