Summary:
The Lakeland Union High School School District in Wisconsin contains two high schools: Lakeland High and Lakeland STAR Academy (LSA). While Lakeland High is a larger, more typical public high school, Lakeland STAR Academy stands out as a smaller, public charter high school with a much lower student-teacher ratio and higher spending per student.
Lakeland STAR Academy has a significantly higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 75%, compared to 46.32% at Lakeland High. However, Lakeland STAR Academy has a lower four-year graduation rate of 50% compared to Lakeland High's 91.2%. Lakeland High's 10th-grade test scores are generally lower than the district and state averages, with the exception of mathematics.
The data suggests that Lakeland STAR Academy provides a more resource-intensive, individualized learning environment, but faces challenges in terms of graduation rates. Further investigation would be needed to understand the underlying factors contributing to the performance differences between the two schools within the Lakeland Union High School School District.
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