Summary:
The Gilman School District in Wisconsin operates three schools: Gilman High School, Gilman Elementary School, and eSucceed Charter School. The district serves a diverse population, with notable differences in student demographics and academic performance across the schools.
Gilman High School stands out for its relatively small enrollment of 152 students and impressive 91.6% four-year graduation rate, but its overall academic performance is below state averages. In contrast, eSucceed Charter School, a virtual public charter school, has a lower graduation rate and higher dropout rate, but its students have a very low chronic absenteeism rate of 0.0%.
The financial data reveals significant differences in per-student spending, with eSucceed Charter School spending the least at $8,034 per student, compared to $20,188 and $18,946 per student at Gilman High School and Gilman Elementary School, respectively. These disparities may contribute to the observed differences in academic performance and student outcomes across the district.
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