Summary:
The 98134 zip code in Seattle, Washington is home to a single public high school, Interagency Programs, which serves grades 6-12 with a total enrollment of 194 students. While the school has a diverse student population, it appears to be significantly underperforming compared to district and state averages across key metrics.
Interagency Programs' academic performance is a major concern, with only 34.62% of 10th-grade students and 34.62% of all students proficient or better in English Language Arts, and just 23.81% of 11th-grade students and 23.81% of all students proficient or better in science. These results are far below the Seattle School District and state averages. The school also struggles with a low four-year graduation rate of 39.5% and an alarmingly high dropout rate of 33.7%.
Despite the high per-student spending of $42,624 and a low student-teacher ratio of 5.5 to 1, Interagency Programs is not providing a quality education to its diverse student population, of which 73.2% are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch. The school's underperformance across academic, graduation, and dropout metrics suggests that further investigation and targeted interventions are needed to address the root causes of these challenges and improve outcomes for the students of Interagency Programs.
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