Summary:
Muhlenberg County, Kentucky is home to two high schools: Muhlenberg County High School and The Renaissance Center. While Muhlenberg County High School is the larger of the two with over 1,100 students, The Renaissance Center serves a smaller population of just 106 students. Both schools face challenges, with Muhlenberg County High School performing below state averages in many academic areas and The Renaissance Center struggling with extremely low graduation rates.
Muhlenberg County High School has a relatively high four-year graduation rate of 91.7%, but its test scores generally fall below state averages, particularly in mathematics and writing. The school also has a high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 53.23%. In contrast, The Renaissance Center has a concerning 0.0% four-year graduation rate and its academic performance is mixed, with some subject areas exceeding state averages while others fall significantly behind. The Renaissance Center has an even higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 85.85%.
Overall, the high schools in Muhlenberg County face challenges in supporting their economically disadvantaged student populations and improving academic outcomes. While Muhlenberg County High School appears to be the stronger performer, both schools have room for improvement in areas such as graduation rates, test scores, and addressing the needs of their low-income students.
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