Summary:
The Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso district in Texas is home to two high schools, Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso East and Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso West, both of which are struggling to meet academic and graduation rate standards.
Neither school stands out as a high performer, with both institutions consistently underperforming on STAAR End-of-Course exams compared to the state average. Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso East has a four-year graduation rate of 78%, while Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso West has an even lower rate of 62.5%, both well below the state average. The schools also have a predominantly Hispanic student population, with Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso East at 96.33% and Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso West at 98.73%.
Despite the differences in per-student spending, with Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso East spending $11,232 and Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso West spending $17,293, the schools have not been able to translate these resources into improved academic outcomes. Both schools have seen their statewide rankings on the SchoolDigger platform decline over the past three years, indicating a need for significant improvement in supporting students and enhancing educational quality across the Triumph Public High Schools-Elementary Paso district.
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