Trenton Public Schools

The Trenton Public Schools district in Michigan consists of 4 schools, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 1 high school. The district's schools generally perform well, with Trenton High School and Jesse L Anderson Elementary School standing out as consistent top performers in the state.

Trenton High School is a standout, ranking in the top 30-40% of Michigan high schools and boasting a 97.3% four-year graduation rate, well above the state average. The school also outperforms the district and state on 11th-grade test scores. Jesse L Anderson Elementary is another high-performing school, ranking in the top 25-30% of Michigan elementary schools and excelling on 3rd-5th grade tests in English Language Arts and Math.

However, the district faces some challenges, including a lack of racial diversity, with the schools having a predominantly white student population. Chronic absenteeism rates also vary, ranging from 11.4% to 19.0%, and the district's spending per student differs significantly, from $13,205 at Trenton High School to $23,881 at Richard C Hedke Elementary School. Addressing these disparities could help ensure equitable access to educational resources and opportunities for all students in the Trenton Public Schools district.