High Schools in Division Of Youth Services School System

The Division Of Youth Services School System in Arkansas operates 5 high schools that are consistently underperforming compared to the state average. These schools, which serve students in grades 9-12, are struggling academically, with proficiency rates well below the state average in core subjects and rankings in the bottom 10-20% of high schools in Arkansas.

The school with the highest performance is Arkansas Consolidated High School-Mansfield, which has a 50% proficiency rate in 9th grade English Language Arts, the highest in the district. However, even this school is ranked 289th out of 305 high schools in the state, indicating significant room for improvement. The other schools in the district, including Arkansas Consolidated High School-Alexander, Arkansas Consolidated High School-Harrisburg, CSTP Civilian Student Training Program, and Arkansas Consolidated High School-Dermott, all have proficiency rates below 10% in many subjects and are among the lowest-ranked high schools in the state.

The data suggests that the schools in the Division Of Youth Services School System face significant challenges, with high rates of free and reduced-price lunch recipients and low student-teacher ratios. Addressing these systemic issues will require targeted interventions and support to improve the academic performance of these schools and provide a better education for their students.