Summary:
The Beaumont Independent School District (ISD) in Texas is home to 6 high schools serving students in grades 9-12. This analysis provides key insights into the performance and characteristics of these schools, highlighting both areas of strength and significant challenges within the district.
The standout school in the Beaumont ISD is the Beaumont Independent School District (ISD) Early College High School, which consistently ranks among the top 20% of high schools in Texas and boasts exceptional academic outcomes, including an impressive 98.4% four-year graduation rate. In contrast, the other high schools in the district generally perform poorly in state-wide rankings, with most schools ranked in the bottom 25% of Texas high schools. Significant disparities exist in metrics such as test scores, dropout rates, and spending per student across the district.
The high schools in the Beaumont Independent School District (ISD) serve a predominantly economically disadvantaged student population, with free/reduced lunch rates ranging from 57.91% to 94.39%. This suggests that socioeconomic factors may be a significant driver of academic performance, and addressing the challenges faced by these students could be a key focus area for the district. Additionally, the alternative and specialized schools within the district, such as Paul A Brown Alternative Center and Pathways Learning Center, appear to struggle with low academic performance and high dropout rates, indicating the need for a comprehensive evaluation of these programs and exploration of alternative approaches to supporting at-risk students.
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