Summary:
The Tri County Area Schools district in Michigan has only one high school, Tri County Senior High School, which serves 539 students. The school's student population is predominantly White (89.42%), with smaller percentages of Hispanic, two or more races, African American, Native American, and Asian students.
While the school spends $12,878 per student, which is higher than the state average, its academic performance lags behind Michigan's state averages. The school's proficiency rates on state assessments, including M-Step/Science, M-Step/Social Studies, SAT/Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, and SAT/Mathematics, have declined over the past two years and are all lower than the state averages. Additionally, the school has a concerning chronic absenteeism rate of 36.5%, significantly higher than the state average, and a dropout rate of 8.3%, which is also higher than the state's average.
With nearly half of the student population (48.05%) receiving free or reduced-price lunch, Tri County Senior High School faces challenges in supporting the needs of economically disadvantaged students. These factors, combined with the school's underperformance compared to state-level metrics, suggest the need for targeted interventions and support to improve student outcomes and better serve the Tri County Area community.
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