Summary:
The Lone Star School District consists of 5 high schools serving students in the local area. While the district aims to provide quality education, the data reveals consistently low performance across all campuses, with students struggling to meet state standards on key assessments.
None of the high schools in the Lone Star School District stand out as clear academic leaders. Lone Star H S Central, the largest school with 186 students, has the highest Algebra I proficiency rate at just 1.49%, far below the state average of 44.73%. The other 4 high schools - Lone Star H S South, Lone Star H S North, Lone Star H S Southeast, and Lone Star H S West - all have similarly dismal academic performance, with proficiency rates well below state averages across multiple subject areas.
The data suggests the Lone Star School District faces significant challenges in providing a high-quality education to its students. With small school sizes, high rates of economic disadvantage, and a lack of diversity in leadership and staffing, the district will need to implement comprehensive, evidence-based improvement strategies to turn around student outcomes and ensure all learners have the support they need to succeed.
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