Summary:
The city of Brodheadsville, Pennsylvania is home to two schools that serve different grade levels: Pleasant Valley High School and Pleasant Valley Middle School. These schools are part of the Pleasant Valley School District and provide a comprehensive education to students in the area.
The high school stands out for its relatively high four-year graduation rate of 88.9%, which exceeds the state average. Additionally, the school's students perform well on the Keystone Exams, with 75.1% proficient in Literature, compared to the state average of 65.3%. In contrast, the middle school has a 0% dropout rate, indicating strong student retention. However, the middle school's PSSA proficiency rates are more mixed, with some grades and subjects exceeding the state average while others fall behind.
The data also reveals differences in the schools' student demographics and financial resources. The high school has a higher percentage of white students (71.11%) compared to the middle school (68%), while the middle school has a higher percentage of Hispanic students (18.63%) compared to the high school (15.34%). Additionally, the middle school has significantly higher per-student spending ($25,200) compared to the high school ($18,383), which may warrant further investigation into the district's resource allocation.
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