Summary:
Highland Park Independent School District (ISD) in Texas is home to a single high school, Highland Park High School, which serves a relatively small student population of 228 students. The school's student body is diverse, with a mix of White, Hispanic, Asian, and other racial backgrounds, and a low percentage of free/reduced-price lunch recipients, indicating an affluent student population.
Highland Park High School is a standout performer, consistently ranking in the top 26.6% of Texas high schools over the past three years. The school's academic performance is strong, with proficiency rates exceeding the district and state averages in most subjects, particularly in Biology, English I and II Reading, and U.S. History. However, the school's performance in Algebra I is below the district and state averages, an area that warrants further investigation and targeted interventions.
The school's impressive 100% four-year graduation rate and low 0.4% dropout rate are also noteworthy achievements. Additionally, the Highland Park Independent School District (Isd) invests heavily in its students, spending $14,077 per student, which is higher than the state average, and maintaining a low student-teacher ratio of 10.3 at Highland Park High School. While these resources suggest a focus on providing a quality education, the potential equity concerns around the school's affluent student population should be addressed to ensure all students have access to the same educational opportunities.
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