Summary:
The Kerman Unified school district in California is home to two high schools: Kerman High and Enterprise High. While both schools serve grades 9-12, they exhibit significant differences in their performance and student outcomes.
Kerman High stands out as the stronger performer, with a 92.6% four-year graduation rate, a 3.3% dropout rate, and strong test scores that exceed the district and state averages in English Language Arts and Mathematics. In contrast, Enterprise High struggles, with an 88.2% graduation rate, an 8.8% dropout rate, and significantly lower test scores compared to the district and state.
The data also reveals other notable differences between the two schools. Kerman High has a larger enrollment of 1,540 students, while Enterprise High has only 64 students. Additionally, Kerman High has a lower chronic absenteeism rate of 22.2%, compared to the much higher rate of 58.6% at Enterprise High. These disparities suggest that Enterprise High may be facing unique challenges that require further investigation and targeted interventions to improve student outcomes.
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