Summary:
The city of Monroe, Washington is home to 8 schools, including 3 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 2 high schools, and 2 alternative schools. The data reveals a wide range in academic performance across the schools, with some, like Salem Woods Elementary School, excelling, while others, like Frank Wagner Elementary, struggling.
There appears to be a relationship between higher free/reduced lunch rates and lower test scores, suggesting that socioeconomic factors play a significant role in student outcomes. The alternative schools, such as Sky Valley Education Center and Leaders In Learning, face different challenges, with lower graduation rates and higher dropout rates compared to the traditional high schools like Monroe High School.
The large disparity in spending per student, from $12,152 to $92,701, may contribute to the differences in academic performance and other metrics across the schools in the Monroe School District. While some schools are performing well, there is room for improvement, especially at the lower-performing schools. Identifying and replicating the strategies of the top-performing schools could help raise the overall quality of education in the district.
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