Summary:
The Options Charter Schools district in Indiana operates three high schools: Options Indiana, Options Westfield, and Options Noblesville. While the schools share the same district, they exhibit significant differences in performance, with Options Westfield emerging as the highest-performing school in the group.
Options Westfield stands out with the highest graduation rate (56.4%) and the best test scores, particularly in SAT/Evidence-based Reading and Writing (34.38% proficient or better). In contrast, Options Indiana has the largest student population but also the lowest graduation rate (28.7%) and the highest chronic absenteeism rate (48.7%). Options Noblesville, the smallest school with 171 students, has the lowest test scores, with only 8.33% of students proficient or better in ILEARN/English Language Arts and 0% proficient or better in ILEARN/Math.
Overall, the Options Charter Schools district appears to be underperforming compared to the state averages, with all three schools ranking in the bottom half of Indiana high schools. The significant differences in performance within the district suggest that there may be unique challenges or factors at play that are impacting student outcomes, such as high chronic absenteeism rates, low spending per student, and high student-teacher ratios. These insights highlight the need for a deeper examination of the factors driving the performance of these schools and the implementation of targeted interventions to address the identified challenges.
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