Summary:
The Auburn School District in Washington is home to 4 high schools serving grades 9-12. The data reveals significant performance disparities between the high-performing Auburn Riverside High School and Auburn Mountainview High School, which consistently outperform the district and state on standardized tests, and the lower-performing Auburn Senior High School and Auburn Opportunity Project, which lag behind in test scores, graduation rates, and dropout rates.
Auburn Riverside and Auburn Mountainview High Schools stand out with relatively high graduation rates (91.7% and 90.4%, respectively) and low dropout rates (5.9% and 7.1%), while Auburn Senior High School has a lower graduation rate of 78.8% and a higher dropout rate of 13.8%. The Auburn Opportunity Project, an alternative high school, has a concerning 26.0% graduation rate and a 47.8% dropout rate, highlighting the unique challenges faced by such schools.
The data also reveals potential equity concerns, with higher percentages of free and reduced-price lunch recipients at Auburn Senior High (66.81%) and Auburn Opportunity Project (75.31%) compared to the other schools. This suggests the need for targeted interventions to support students from disadvantaged backgrounds and ensure equitable access to educational resources across the district.
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