Summary:
The Ogden City District in Utah is home to 4 high schools, serving students in grades 9-12. The data reveals a mixed performance landscape, with one standout school and several struggling institutions that require targeted interventions.
Ogden High appears to be the strongest performer in the district, with the highest test scores and a lower free/reduced lunch rate compared to the other schools. In contrast, George Washington High stands out as the lowest-performing school, with consistently low test scores and an extremely high free/reduced lunch rate of 96.64%, indicating a high concentration of economically disadvantaged students. The small Malan's Peak Secondary school also merits further investigation, with its unique student-teacher ratio and low free/reduced lunch rate.
Overall, the data suggests systemic challenges within the Ogden City District, with all 4 high schools ranked in the bottom half of Utah high schools. Targeted interventions and support, especially at the lower-performing schools, may be necessary to address these issues and improve educational outcomes for students in the district.
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