Summary:
The Bisbee Unified District in Arizona serves students from three schools: Bisbee High School, Greenway Primary School, and Lowell School. These schools face significant challenges, including consistently low academic performance, high poverty levels, and declining school rankings.
Bisbee High School stands out with a relatively large student enrollment of 352 students, but it has a low four-year graduation rate of 71.6% and significantly lower academic performance compared to the state average, with only 3% proficiency in science, 23% in English Language Arts, and 3% in mathematics for 11th-grade students. In contrast, Greenway Primary School and Lowell School have smaller student enrollments, but they also demonstrate significantly lower academic performance compared to the state average.
The high percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 52.56% to 76.42%, indicates that the Bisbee Unified District serves a predominantly low-income population, which may contribute to the challenges in academic achievement. Additionally, the racial demographics of the schools suggest a significant Hispanic student population, ranging from 64.66% to 79.55%, highlighting the need for equitable educational opportunities and support for this demographic group.
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