Summary:
The city of Horton, Michigan is home to two schools: HanoverHorton High School and HanoverHorton Middle School, both part of the Hanover-Horton School District. While HanoverHorton High School consistently outperforms the state average on academic assessments and maintains strong graduation and low dropout rates, HanoverHorton Middle School struggles in comparison, with lower proficiency rates and a high chronic absenteeism rate.
HanoverHorton High School stands out as the top performer, with proficiency rates ranging from 24.3% to 58.6% on various assessments, well above the state average. The school also boasts a 90.1% 4-year graduation rate and a low 2.8% dropout rate. In contrast, HanoverHorton Middle School lags behind, with proficiency rates ranging from 11.8% to 42.4% and a concerning chronic absenteeism rate of 22%.
The data also reveals differences in resource allocation, with HanoverHorton High School spending $15,242 per student, compared to $12,505 per student at the middle school. This disparity may contribute to the high school's stronger academic performance. Additionally, the schools' predominantly white student populations suggest a need to explore diversity and ensure equitable access and opportunities for all students in the Horton community.
Thank you for your feedback!