Summary:
The Wilson Creek School District in Washington state is home to a single high school, Wilson Creek High, which serves a small student population of just 56 students. While the school's academic performance in English Language Arts and Math is generally on par with or slightly above the district average, it lags behind the state average, particularly in English Language Arts.
With a predominantly White student body (76.79%) and a significant Hispanic population (21.43%), Wilson Creek High lacks racial diversity, which may be an area for the school district to address. The school's 4-year graduation rate of 80% is lower than the state average, and its dropout rate of 20% is relatively high, indicating a need to focus on student retention and support to improve these metrics.
Despite the high per-student spending of $31,572, the academic and other performance indicators suggest that the resources may not be translating into optimal student outcomes. The small school size may also impact the availability of resources, course offerings, and extracurricular activities for students. Overall, the analysis of Wilson Creek High reveals opportunities for the Wilson Creek School District to address academic performance, graduation and dropout rates, and resource allocation to better support the needs of its students.
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