Summary:
The Evolution Academy Charter School district in Texas operates three high schools: Evolution Academy Charter School, Evolution Academy Beaumont, and Evolution Academy Houston. While these schools share the same district, they exhibit significant disparities in key metrics such as graduation rates, dropout rates, and academic performance.
Among the three schools, Evolution Academy Beaumont stands out with the highest four-year graduation rate at 74.0%, significantly outpacing the other two schools. Conversely, Evolution Academy Charter School has the lowest graduation rate at 47.3% and the highest dropout rate at 21.9%. Academically, Evolution Academy Beaumont also outperforms the other schools, with higher percentages of students scoring proficient or better on STAAR EOC exams.
Across the district, the student populations face significant socioeconomic challenges, with high percentages of free/reduced lunch recipients ranging from 62.28% to 80%. Additionally, the wide range in student-teacher ratios, from 17.1 at Evolution Academy Houston to 32.1 at Evolution Academy Charter School, suggests potential disparities in staffing and resource allocation that may contribute to the observed performance gaps. These findings highlight the need for targeted interventions and support to ensure equitable educational opportunities across the Evolution Academy Charter School district.
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