Beaverton Schools

The Beaverton Schools district in Michigan consists of two schools: Beaverton Elementary School (PK-6) and Beaverton Junior-Senior High School (7-12). While the elementary school has a relatively high percentage of white students and a lower student-teacher ratio, its academic performance and attendance rates are generally below the state average. In contrast, the high school has even lower academic achievement, higher chronic absenteeism, and a graduation rate that falls short of the state benchmark.

Beaverton Elementary School stands out for its high percentage of white students (92.31%) and a significant portion of students eligible for free/reduced lunch (66.6%). Academically, the school's performance in English Language Arts and Math is below the state average, with some grades performing better than others. The school also has a concerning chronic absenteeism rate of 28.7%, which is higher than the state average.

At the secondary level, Beaverton Junior-Senior High School faces even greater challenges. The school has a chronic absenteeism rate of 34.8%, which is significantly higher than the elementary school and the state average. Additionally, the school's graduation rate of 76.1% is lower than the state benchmark, and its dropout rate of 8.9% is higher than the state average. Academically, the high school's performance in core subjects like English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies is generally below the state average.