Summary:
The city of Progreso, Texas is home to 4 schools that serve students from early childhood through high school, all part of the Progreso Independent School District (ISD). While the district provides education to the local community, the data reveals that the schools in Progreso ISD are consistently underperforming compared to state averages across a range of key metrics.
None of the schools in Progreso ISD stand out as clear high-performers. The district as a whole is ranked 715 out of 968 districts in Texas and is rated 1 star out of 5 by SchoolDigger. The schools have a predominantly Hispanic student population, with free and reduced lunch rates ranging from 99.74% to 100%. Test scores at all grade levels and subject areas fall well below the state averages, and the Progreso High School has a graduation rate of 86.7% and a dropout rate of 2.4%, both below the state norms.
Despite relatively high per-student spending of $11,095 to $11,866, and lower than average student-teacher ratios, the schools in Progreso ISD are clearly struggling to provide a quality education to their students. This raises questions about how the district is allocating its resources and whether the funds are being used effectively. Overall, the data paints a concerning picture of the educational landscape in Progreso, Texas, and suggests the need for a comprehensive review and improvement plan for the district.
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