Summary:
The city of Mancelona, Michigan is home to 4 schools, including 1 elementary school, 1 middle school, 1 high school, and 1 alternative school. The data reveals that Mancelona High School is the standout school in the area, with a strong statewide ranking, high graduation rates, and above-average test scores compared to the other schools and the state average.
While the schools in Mancelona have a predominantly white student population, the alternative school, North Central Academy Campus, has the most diverse student body. However, this school struggles in several areas, including low graduation rates, high dropout rates, and below-average test scores, raising questions about the effectiveness of its approach and the support it provides to its students.
Across the district, the high rates of free and reduced-price lunch recipients, ranging from 73.43% to 86.06%, indicate a significant population of economically disadvantaged students in the Mancelona area. This may have implications for the schools' resource allocation and the challenges they face in supporting their students. The lack of racial diversity in the student populations also suggests that the Mancelona area may not be as diverse as other parts of Mancelona Public Schools, which could impact the educational experiences and perspectives available to students.
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