Summary:
The Clarenceville School District in Michigan is home to a single high school, Clarenceville High School, which serves students in grades 9-12. While the school has a diverse student population, its academic performance, graduation rates, and attendance metrics lag significantly behind state averages, indicating that the school and district may be facing significant challenges.
Clarenceville High School's proficiency rates on state assessments are well below the state averages, with only 21.9% of students proficient in science and 26.5% proficient in social studies, compared to state averages of 37.5% and 39.6%, respectively. The school's SAT performance is also concerning, with only 26.5% of students meeting the evidence-based reading and writing standard, compared to 51.3% statewide, and just 9.6% meeting the mathematics standard, compared to 29.9% statewide.
These academic struggles are reflected in the school's graduation and dropout rates, with a four-year graduation rate of 86.5%, lower than the state average, and a dropout rate of 6.7%, which is higher than the state's. Additionally, the school faces a chronic absenteeism rate of 50.6%, more than double the state average. While the school's per-student spending of $13,216 and student-to-teacher ratio of 19.3 to 1 are within reasonable ranges, the overall performance of the Clarenceville School District, ranked 493 out of 610 districts in Michigan and rated 1 out of 5 stars, suggests that systemic issues may be contributing to the challenges faced by Clarenceville High School.
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