Summary:
The Aristoi Classical Academy district in Texas operates three schools: two elementary schools (Aristoi Classical Academy and Aristoi Classical Academy-Cypress) and one high school (Aristoi Classical Upper School). The district's schools generally perform well, with the high school standing out as a standout performer.
Aristoi Classical Upper School consistently excels, with high proficiency rates on STAAR tests, an excellent 94.6% graduation rate, and a low 0.0% dropout rate. The school's strong performance on end-of-course exams and relatively small student-teacher ratio of 13.9 contribute to its success. In contrast, while Aristoi Classical Academy also performs well, with proficiency rates above the state average, Aristoi Classical Academy-Cypress lags behind, particularly in mathematics proficiency.
The district's spending per student varies significantly, with Aristoi Classical Academy-Cypress spending $18,455 per student, compared to $8,158 per student at Aristoi Classical Upper School. This difference in funding may contribute to the performance gap between the elementary schools. Additionally, the relatively high percentage of free and reduced-price lunch recipients across the district suggests the presence of economically disadvantaged students, who may require additional support and resources.
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