Summary:
The Britton Deerfield Schools district in Michigan consists of two schools: Britton Deerfield SchoolsBritton Building, an alternative school serving grades K-12, and Britton Deerfield SchoolDeerfield Building, an elementary school serving grades PK-8. The district faces several challenges, including racial disparities, academic performance issues, and socioeconomic challenges.
Britton Deerfield SchoolsBritton Building has a high percentage of white students (94.51%) compared to the state average, but lower graduation rates and higher dropout rates. Student test scores are generally below state averages, and the school has a higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch. In contrast, Britton Deerfield SchoolDeerfield Building has a similar racial makeup, with 92.72% white students, and its statewide ranking has declined over the past few years.
The data suggests that the Britton Deerfield Schools district may be facing challenges in addressing the needs of its diverse student population. The significant difference in spending per student between the two schools ($16,695 vs. $11,413) raises questions about resource allocation and whether the district is effectively supporting all students. Addressing these issues could be crucial for improving educational outcomes in the district.
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