Summary:
The city of West Olive, Michigan is home to two schools: Sheldon Woods Elementary School, a public elementary school serving grades K-5, and Lighthouse Academy Ottawa Juvenile Detention Center, a specialized school serving students in grades 3-12 who are in the juvenile detention system.
Sheldon Woods Elementary School has a relatively large student population of 150 students and a diverse student body, with 36% Hispanic and 2% Asian students. However, the school faces challenges, including a high chronic absenteeism rate of 31.4% and mixed academic performance, with some grade levels performing above the district and state averages, while others are below. The school's relatively high spending per student of $17,944 may indicate investment in resources and programs.
In contrast, Lighthouse Academy Ottawa Juvenile Detention Center serves a much smaller student population of 24 and has a predominantly white student body (70.83%), with a significant percentage of African American students (25%). The school faces significant challenges, including an extremely low four-year graduation rate of 18.1% and a high dropout rate of 72.7%. The school's lower spending per student of $16,508 may be a reflection of the specialized nature of the institution.
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