Summary:
The Eugene School District 4J in Oregon is home to 6 high schools, serving students in grades 9-12. The data reveals significant disparities in academic performance among these schools, with South Eugene High School and Sheldon High School consistently outperforming the district and state averages in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science. In contrast, Churchill High School and North Eugene High School have lower test scores compared to their peers.
The data also reveals a correlation between academic performance and socioeconomic factors, as measured by free and reduced lunch rates. Schools with higher free and reduced lunch rates, such as Network Charter School, Churchill High School, and North Eugene High School, generally have lower academic performance. Conversely, South Eugene High School has the lowest free and reduced lunch rate among the traditional high schools and the highest academic performance.
The data also highlights differences in funding and resources across the schools, with North Eugene High School having the highest spending per student and the two charter schools, Network Charter School and Twin Rivers Charter School, having the lowest. These disparities in funding and resources may contribute to the observed differences in academic performance among the schools in the Eugene School District 4J.
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