Summary:
The San Isidro Independent School District (ISD) is a small district in Texas, serving two schools: San Isidro Elementary and San Isidro High School. These schools serve a predominantly Hispanic student population, with high rates of economic disadvantage, and demonstrate a mix of academic strengths and challenges.
San Isidro Elementary has a very high percentage of Hispanic students (97.17%), significantly higher than the state average. Both San Isidro Elementary and San Isidro High School have extremely high rates of free/reduced lunch recipients, at 97.17% and 96% respectively, indicating significant economic challenges facing the student populations. However, San Isidro High School stands out with an impressive 100% four-year graduation rate, well above the state average.
Academically, the schools in San Isidro ISD generally perform below the state average on standardized assessments, with some exceptions, such as San Isidro Elementary having 92.86% proficiency in 8th grade reading. The high per-student spending at both schools, combined with the below-average academic performance, suggests a need to examine the efficient and effective use of resources to better support student success. Overall, the data highlights the unique challenges and opportunities facing these small, high-need schools within the San Isidro ISD.
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