Summary:
The Godfrey-Lee Public Schools district in Michigan is home to two high schools: Lee High School and East Lee Campus. While both schools serve economically disadvantaged student populations, there are significant disparities in their academic performance and graduation rates.
Lee High School, the larger of the two with 503 students, has a higher four-year graduation rate of 93.4% compared to East Lee Campus at 63.6%. However, East Lee Campus has a significantly higher dropout rate of 14.2%, more than four times the 3.2% rate at Lee High School. Both schools face challenges with high chronic absenteeism, with East Lee Campus having an alarming rate of 69.0%.
Academically, both Lee High School and the Godfrey-Lee Public Schools district as a whole perform below the state average in proficiency rates for various assessments. This suggests that the district faces significant challenges in providing equitable educational opportunities for its predominantly economically disadvantaged student population. Addressing these disparities and improving student outcomes will be crucial for the Godfrey-Lee Public Schools district.
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