High Schools in Grant Public School District

The Grant Public School District in Michigan is home to two high schools: Grant High School and Grant Learning Center. While both serve high school students, the data reveals a significant performance gap between the two schools.

Grant High School stands out as the stronger performer, consistently outpacing the district and state averages in academic metrics such as M-Step and SAT test scores. It boasts a higher four-year graduation rate of 86.0% and a lower dropout rate of 6.5%, compared to Grant Learning Center's 44.4% graduation rate and 38.8% dropout rate. Additionally, Grant High School has a more diverse student population and spends $12,371 per student, while Grant Learning Center spends $9,005 per student and has a much higher student-teacher ratio of 103.1.

The data suggests that the performance gap between the two schools may be influenced by factors such as student demographics, funding, and resource allocation. Grant Learning Center faces significant challenges, including high chronic absenteeism rates and low academic proficiency, indicating a need for targeted interventions and support to address these issues and improve student outcomes. Meanwhile, Grant High School has shown consistent improvement, suggesting effective strategies and practices that could be replicated to benefit the entire district.