Summary:
The Seguin Independent School District (Isd) in Texas is home to three high schools: Seguin High School, Mercer & Blumberg Learning Center, and Juvenile Detention Center. While Seguin High School is the largest and highest-performing of the three, the smaller, specialized schools face significant challenges in terms of academic achievement, graduation rates, and dropout prevention.
Seguin High School stands out with a strong 94.4% four-year graduation rate, higher than the district and state averages. However, its test scores are generally lower than the district and state, particularly in Algebra I. In contrast, Mercer & Blumberg Learning Center and Juvenile Detention Center struggle with significantly lower test scores, high dropout rates, and poor graduation rates, highlighting the need for targeted interventions and support to address these disparities.
The data reveals that Juvenile Detention Center, as a specialized facility for students in the juvenile justice system, has the highest spending per student and student-teacher ratio, suggesting the district's efforts to provide specialized resources and support. However, the school's alarmingly low 0.0% four-year graduation rate and 22.0% dropout rate underscore the significant challenges faced by this student population and the need for a comprehensive approach to address equity concerns within the Seguin Independent School District (Isd).
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