Summary:
The Carrollton Public Schools district in Michigan is home to two high schools: Carrollton High School and Omni High School. While both schools face challenges, there are notable differences in their performance and student demographics.
Carrollton High School is the larger of the two, with 484 students compared to Omni High School's 125. Carrollton High School also has a significantly higher 4-year graduation rate of 88.6%, while Omni High School struggles with a dropout rate of 20.0%. Additionally, Carrollton High School spends more per student at $15,578, compared to Omni High School's $11,191.
The Carrollton Public Schools district as a whole is ranked 528 out of 606 districts in Michigan and is rated 1 star out of 5 by SchoolDigger, indicating it is a lower-performing district. Both high schools have relatively low statewide rankings, with Carrollton High School ranked 626 out of 735 Michigan high schools and Omni High School ranked 601 out of 735. The data suggests that the district and its schools face significant challenges in improving student outcomes and engagement.
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