Summary:
The Toronto City school district in Ohio is home to two schools: Toronto Junior/Senior High School and Toronto Elementary School. These schools serve a predominantly white student population, with relatively high percentages of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a relatively high-need student population.
The standout elements of these schools include Toronto Junior/Senior High School's impressive 98.0% 4-year graduation rate, and Toronto Elementary School's strong performance on 5th grade science tests, with 76.7% of students proficient or better, compared to the Ohio state average of 64%. However, both schools face challenges with high chronic absenteeism rates, ranging from 30.4% at the high school to 34.5% at the elementary school.
While the schools have mixed performance on state tests, with some areas above the state average and others below, the district appears to distribute resources relatively evenly, with a difference of only $497 per student between the high school and elementary school. The district may want to explore strategies to address the chronic absenteeism issue and identify specific areas for improvement on state tests to ensure all students are receiving a high-quality education.
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