Summary:
The Weld County School District No. Re-9 in Colorado has only one high school, Highland High School, which serves 285 students from grades 9-12. While the school has a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 12.4 to 1, its academic performance, as measured by standardized test scores, appears to be below the state averages in Colorado, particularly in mathematics and reading/writing.
Highland High School's student population is predominantly White (64.21%) and Hispanic (29.12%), with a significant portion (37.54%) of students coming from economically disadvantaged backgrounds and receiving free or reduced-price lunch. The school's 11th-grade proficiency rates in science (21.7%), reading and writing (39%), and mathematics (17%) are all lower than the state averages, indicating that the school may be facing challenges in providing a well-rounded education to its students.
Despite these academic challenges, the data suggests that Highland High School is working to support its students, as evidenced by the relatively low student-teacher ratio. However, further analysis and investigation would be needed to fully understand the underlying factors contributing to the school's performance and identify potential areas for improvement to ensure that all students at Highland High School have the opportunity to succeed academically.
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