Summary:
The city of Mascotte, Florida, is home to two schools: Mascotte Elementary School, a public charter school serving grades PK-5, and The Academy At Lake Hills School- South, a public high school serving grades 6-12. These schools offer a diverse educational landscape, catering to the needs of students in the Lake district.
Mascotte Elementary School is a relatively large school with 855 students, while The Academy At Lake Hills School- South has a much smaller enrollment of 29 students. The racial demographics of the schools also differ, with Mascotte Elementary School having a more diverse student population and The Academy At Lake Hills School- South being predominantly White and African American. Notably, The Academy At Lake Hills School- South has an exceptionally low chronic absenteeism rate of 1.7%, compared to 21.6% at Mascotte Elementary School.
The data also reveals significant differences in resource allocation, with The Academy At Lake Hills School- South spending $88,705 per student, compared to $11,216 per student at Mascotte Elementary School. This disparity is further reflected in the student-teacher ratios, with The Academy At Lake Hills School- South having a remarkably low ratio of 4:1, while Mascotte Elementary School has a ratio of 14.4:1. However, the lack of academic performance data for The Academy At Lake Hills School- South makes it challenging to fully evaluate and compare the educational outcomes of the two schools.
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