Summary:
The Hogan Preparatory Academy district in Missouri operates three schools: Hogan Preparatory Academy (high school), Hogan Preparatory Academy Elementary, and Hogan Preparatory Academy Middle. Unfortunately, the data paints a concerning picture, as all three schools are performing significantly below state averages across key metrics like test scores, state-wide rankings, and economic disadvantage among the student populations.
The racial demographics of the schools are heavily skewed towards African American students, with very low percentages of White and Hispanic students. Test scores are alarmingly low, with proficiency rates ranging from just 1.2% to 14.3% across math, science, and English language arts, compared to state averages of 37.3% to 45.9%. The schools' state-wide rankings are also dismal, with the high school, elementary, and middle school ranked 342nd, 869th, and 459th out of 352, 898, and 459 schools in Missouri, respectively.
Despite the high per-student spending, which ranges from $12,644 to $16,418, the schools continue to struggle, with over 98% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. This indicates a significant level of economic disadvantage that may be contributing to the schools' poor performance. Overall, the data suggests that the Hogan Preparatory Academy district faces significant challenges in providing quality education and support for its students, and substantial interventions may be needed to address these systemic issues.
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