Summary:
The city of Wolverine, Michigan is home to two schools - Wolverine MiddleHigh School and Wolverine Elementary School, both part of the Wolverine Community School District. These schools serve a high-poverty student population, with over 85% of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.
Wolverine MiddleHigh School stands out for its relatively high 4-year graduation rate of 95.8%, significantly above the state average. However, the school's academic performance on state assessments is generally below state averages, with the exception of 7th grade English Language Arts. Wolverine Elementary School shows some bright spots, with 3rd and 5th grade students performing above the state average in English Language Arts and Math, but the school also faces high chronic absenteeism rates of 38.7%.
Both schools have a student population that is predominantly White, with Wolverine MiddleHigh School at 83.7% and Wolverine Elementary School at 87.6%. This lack of diversity may indicate a need to examine issues of equity and inclusion within the Wolverine Community School District. Overall, the data suggests these schools face significant challenges related to poverty, attendance, and academic achievement that will require targeted interventions and support to address.
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