Summary:
The Odessa School District in Washington state is home to two schools: P.C. Jantz Elementary and Odessa High School. While P.C. Jantz Elementary has average performance, Odessa High School stands out as a top-performing school in the district and the state, ranking 123 out of 437 high schools in Washington and earning a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger.
Odessa High School boasts a strong 87.5% 4-year graduation rate and a 0% dropout rate, significantly outperforming the district and state averages on key test score metrics like 66.67% proficiency in 10th grade English Language Arts and 78.57% proficiency in 11th grade science. In contrast, P.C. Jantz Elementary has a 3-star rating and test scores generally in line with or slightly below district and state averages.
Both schools have a predominantly white student population, with high rates of free and reduced lunch recipients, indicating a need to address socioeconomic challenges and ensure equitable access to resources and support. The district invests significantly in its schools, with relatively low student-teacher ratios, and exploring how these resources are being utilized could provide valuable insights for improving student outcomes across the district.
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