Summary:
The Okanogan School District in Washington state is home to three high schools: Okanogan High School, Okanogan Outreach Alternative School, and Okanogan Alternative High School. While Okanogan School District as a whole appears to be underperforming compared to state averages, Okanogan High School stands out as the strongest performer, with higher test scores, graduation rates, and lower dropout rates than the district and state.
In contrast, the alternative schools in the district, Okanogan Outreach Alternative School and Okanogan Alternative High School, are struggling significantly. These schools have much lower test scores, graduation rates, and higher dropout rates compared to the district and state averages. The high percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients at the alternative schools suggests that they serve a more economically disadvantaged student population, which may contribute to their lower academic performance.
The significant differences in spending per student and student-teacher ratios between the schools indicate that the district may need to re-evaluate its resource allocation to ensure more equitable distribution and support for all students, especially those in the alternative schools. Overall, the data highlights the need for the Okanogan School District to closely examine the performance and resource allocation across its high schools, with a particular focus on supporting the alternative schools and addressing the disparities in academic outcomes.
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