Summary:
The Western Reserve Local school district in Ohio comprises three schools: one elementary, one middle, and one high school. The data reveals a mixed performance across the district, with the Western Reserve Elementary School standing out as a top performer, while the Western Reserve Middle School faces some challenges.
The Western Reserve Elementary School consistently outperforms the state average on standardized tests, particularly in Math and English Language Arts. The school also boasts a relatively low chronic absenteeism rate of 17%. In contrast, the Western Reserve Middle School struggles, with proficiency rates below the state average in several subject areas. The middle school also has a higher chronic absenteeism rate of 27.5%.
The Western Reserve High School maintains a strong 93.3% four-year graduation rate, which is higher than the state average. Students at the high school also perform well on end-of-course exams, with proficiency rates exceeding the state average in several subjects. However, the district as a whole has a predominantly white student population and a relatively high percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting socioeconomic challenges that may impact resource allocation and academic outcomes across the schools.
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