Summary:
The city of Hillsboro, Missouri is home to 11 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 2 alternative schools. The schools in this area show a stark contrast in performance, with the Hillsboro High and Hillsboro Junior High standing out as strong performers, while the Grandview R-II district schools, including Grandview High and Grandview Middle, struggle with lower test scores, graduation rates, and overall performance.
The alternative schools in the area, such as Missouri Virtual Academy, New Day - Day Treatment, and Juvenile Detention Center, face unique challenges, as evidenced by their lower graduation rates, higher free and reduced lunch rates, and varying test score performance. Additionally, several schools in the Hillsboro R-III district, including the high school and middle schools, have high chronic absenteeism rates, suggesting a need to address attendance issues and their potential impact on student learning and achievement.
The data also reveals funding disparities, with the alternative schools spending significantly more per student compared to the traditional public schools in the Hillsboro R-III district. This may indicate a need to examine resource allocation and ensure equitable funding across all schools in the area. Overall, the schools in Hillsboro, Missouri present a mixed picture, with some standout performers and others facing significant challenges that require attention and support.
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