Summary:
The West Central Community School District in Iowa has only one high school, West Central Charter High School, which serves grades 9-12. The school has a relatively small student population of 82 students and a low student-teacher ratio of 7.6 to 1.
West Central Charter High School's academic performance, as measured by ISASP proficiency rates, is significantly below the state averages in Iowa across all grade levels and subject areas. For example, the school's 10th grade English Language Arts proficiency rate is 65%, compared to the state average of 73.8%. In mathematics, the school's 10th grade proficiency rate is 40%, compared to the state average of 66%. The school's science proficiency rates are also well below the state average. This suggests the school may be struggling to provide a high-quality education to its students.
Despite the school's relatively high spending per student of $18,474, which is above the state average, the academic outcomes do not reflect this level of investment. Additionally, the school has a predominantly white student population, with low representation of other racial and ethnic groups. Further investigation may be needed to understand the factors contributing to the school's academic challenges and explore ways to improve student outcomes.
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