Summary:
The Warden School District in Washington state is home to a single high school, Warden High School, which serves students in grades 9-12. While the school has a diverse student population, with a majority of Hispanic students, it faces significant academic challenges, with proficiency rates on state assessments consistently lower than the district and state averages.
Warden High School's four-year graduation rate of 80.3% is lower than the state average, and its dropout rate of 11.4% is higher than the state average. This suggests that the school may be struggling to support student success and retention. Additionally, the school's high percentage of students (81.82%) who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch indicates that the student population faces significant economic disadvantages, which may contribute to the academic challenges.
Despite the school's academic struggles, its spending per student of $19,505 is higher than the state average. This suggests that additional resources may not be translating into improved outcomes for students. The school's high student-teacher ratio of 18.4 may also be a factor in its academic performance. Overall, the data indicates that Warden High School is facing significant challenges and may require targeted interventions and support to improve student outcomes and success.
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