Summary:
The high schools in Haverhill, Massachusetts serve a diverse student population, with three schools offering varying levels of academic performance and student outcomes. Haverhill High is the largest of the three, with over 1,900 students, while Gateway Academy and Greenleaf Academy are much smaller, with 81 and 32 students, respectively.
Academically, Haverhill High struggles, with MCAS proficiency rates below the state average in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science. The smaller alternative schools, Gateway Academy and Greenleaf Academy, have even lower proficiency rates, with many grades and subjects showing 0% proficiency. Graduation rates are also a concern, with Haverhill High at 82.2%, Gateway Academy at 63.6%, and Greenleaf Academy at 0%. Dropout rates are high, particularly at Greenleaf Academy, which has an alarming 66.7% dropout rate.
The significant performance gap between Haverhill High and the smaller alternative schools suggests that the smaller schools may be facing challenges in providing the necessary resources and support for their students to succeed academically. Further investigation into the underlying causes and potential interventions would be warranted to address the disparities in educational outcomes across the high schools in Haverhill.
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