High Schools in Flushing Community Schools

The Flushing Community Schools district in Michigan is home to two high schools: Flushing High School and Raider Virtual Academy. While Flushing High School is a relatively large and well-performing school, Raider Virtual Academy faces significant challenges in terms of student outcomes and academic performance.

Flushing High School stands out as the stronger performing school, with a 4-year graduation rate of 88.8% and a dropout rate of 3.1%, both of which are better than the state averages. The school's academic performance on state assessments is generally below the state average, but it has some exceptions in SAT Math and Evidence-Based Reading and Writing. In contrast, Raider Virtual Academy struggles with a much lower 4-year graduation rate of 26.8% and an alarmingly high dropout rate of 26.8%.

The data suggests that the virtual learning environment at Raider Virtual Academy may not be as effective for all students, as evidenced by its significantly lower academic performance and student outcomes compared to Flushing High School. Additionally, the high student-teacher ratio of 169.2 at Raider Virtual Academy is a potential concern, as it may limit the amount of individualized attention and support that students receive.