Summary:
The Lytle Independent School District (Isd) in Texas is home to two high schools: Lytle High School and Lytle Daep. While Lytle High School is the larger of the two with 487 students, Lytle Daep serves a much smaller population of just 10 students.
Lytle High School has a diverse student body, with 83.98% Hispanic and 14.78% White students. The school boasts a strong four-year graduation rate of 93.1%, which exceeds the state average. However, its academic performance, as measured by STAAR EOC exam proficiency rates, is generally below the state and district averages across various subjects. Lytle Daep, on the other hand, has a 100% Hispanic student population and its STAAR EOC proficiency rates are mixed, with some subjects performing better than the district and state, while others are significantly lower.
In terms of spending, Lytle High School spends $14,095 per student, which is higher than the state average, while Lytle Daep spends significantly more at $38,112 per student, likely due to its small student population. The student-teacher ratio at Lytle High School is 12.6, which is lower than the state average, but the ratio for Lytle Daep is not provided.
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