Summary:
The Battle Ground School District in Washington state is home to 5 high schools serving grades 9-12. The district's high schools vary in size, academic performance, and student demographics, with some schools standing out as strong performers and others struggling to meet state standards.
The largest and highest-performing high schools in the district are Battle Ground High School and Prairie High School. Both schools boast strong 4-year graduation rates over 85% and low dropout rates around 11%. They also outperform the district and state averages on standardized tests in English Language Arts and Science. In contrast, Summit View High School, the smallest school in the district, struggles academically with a 4-year graduation rate of only 48.8% and a high dropout rate of 28.8%.
The data also reveals disparities in student demographics and socioeconomic factors across the district's high schools. Battle Ground High School has a higher percentage of white students, while Prairie High School has a more diverse student population. Additionally, Summit View High School and the alternative schools, Open Doors Battle Ground and Daybreak Youth Services, have significantly higher rates of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, which may contribute to their lower academic performance.
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