Summary:
The White Salmon Valley School District in Washington state serves students from 1 elementary school, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools, including an alternative high school. The district's schools generally perform reasonably well, with some standout schools and areas for potential improvement.
Columbia High School stands out with a strong 90.1% 4-year graduation rate, significantly higher than the 62.5% rate at the alternative White Salmon Academy. However, both schools perform below the state averages on standardized tests, with proficiency rates ranging from 30.53% to 61.29% in ELA, 25.29% to 47.56% in Math, and 38.46% to 56.1% in Science.
The district's schools serve a diverse student population, with White students making up the largest racial group (47.06% to 63.64%), followed by Hispanic students (30.3% to 47.06%). A significant portion of students (44.51% to 64.71%) receive free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a need to address issues of equity and ensure all students have access to the resources they need to succeed. The district spends above the state average, between $17,351 and $19,237 per student, with student-teacher ratios ranging from 15.7 to 18.7.
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