Summary:
The schools in the 48458 zip code area face significant challenges, with 8 schools serving a diverse student population that is predominantly from disadvantaged socioeconomic backgrounds. The data reveals a concerning picture of academic underperformance, with most schools ranking in the bottom 20% of Michigan schools and struggling to meet proficiency standards on state assessments.
Among the standout schools, Dailey Elementary School and Beecher High School stand out for their high percentages of African American students (88.46% and 88.55%, respectively) and extremely high free/reduced lunch rates (96.47% and 94.27%). These schools also have the lowest test scores and statewide rankings in the data set, as well as low graduation rates and high dropout rates, indicating significant academic challenges. Additionally, Mt Morris Education and Community Center, a small high school, has the highest chronic absenteeism rate (87.6%) and a relatively low four-year graduation rate (63.6%).
The data suggests that the schools in this area face a range of socioeconomic and academic challenges, with high poverty rates, racial disparities, and poor performance on standardized tests. Addressing these issues will require targeted interventions and additional resources to support the students and improve educational outcomes. The schools in this area are part of the Mt. Morris Consolidated Schools and the Beecher Community School District, which will need to work collaboratively to address the unique challenges faced by these schools and their students.
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