Summary:
The Highlands School District in Pennsylvania has only one high school, Highlands Senior High School, which serves students in grades 9-12. While the school's performance has fluctuated in recent years, it currently ranks 436 out of 686 high schools in the state, indicating average academic achievement compared to other Pennsylvania high schools.
Highlands Senior High School has a four-year graduation rate of 87.5%, slightly below the state average, and a relatively low dropout rate of 1.6%. The school's performance on the Keystone Exams is mixed, with proficiency rates below the state average in Algebra I and Biology, but higher in Literature. The school serves a high-poverty student population, with 90.32% of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, and the district spends $18,101 per student, which is higher than the state average.
Overall, Highlands School District appears to have one average-performing high school that faces challenges related to student poverty and academic performance in certain subject areas. While the school's higher spending and student-teacher ratio may indicate a focus on providing additional resources and support, the impact of these factors on academic outcomes is unclear. Parents and community members may want to closely monitor the school's progress and explore ways to address the areas of concern to ensure all students have the opportunity to succeed.
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