Summary:
The New Haven Community Schools district in Michigan is home to two high schools: New Haven High School and Lake Huron Virtual Hybrid High School. While both schools serve high school students, they exhibit notable differences in their academic performance, student demographics, and resource allocation.
New Haven High School stands out as the larger and stronger-performing school, with a higher four-year graduation rate, lower dropout rate, and higher spending per student compared to Lake Huron Virtual Hybrid High School. Additionally, New Haven High School has a lower student-teacher ratio, which may contribute to its better academic outcomes. However, Lake Huron Virtual Hybrid High School serves a higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch and has a higher chronic absenteeism rate, indicating potential socioeconomic challenges.
Academically, New Haven High School generally outperforms the New Haven Community Schools district and the state of Michigan in 11th-grade proficiency rates, except for mathematics, where the school's performance is significantly lower than the district and state averages. This suggests that the district may need to focus on improving mathematics instruction and support at New Haven High School.
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