High Schools in Taylor County Schools

Taylor County Schools in West Virginia has only one high school, Grafton High School, which serves students in grades 9-12. The school has a predominantly white student population, with limited racial diversity. Grafton High School's academic performance has been mixed, with proficiency rates on the West Virginia Assessment fluctuating in recent years, though generally in line with the district average.

Grafton High School's mathematics proficiency rate of 11.4% is below the state average of 17.9%, while its English Language Arts proficiency of 53% is above the state average of 50.8%. The school's science proficiency rate of 28% is slightly above the state average of 27.5%. The school's statewide ranking has ranged from 48th to 71st out of 112 West Virginia high schools in recent years, indicating a need for improvement in certain academic areas.

With a per-student spending of $11,912 and a student-teacher ratio of 12.5, Grafton High School appears to have adequate funding and resources. However, the impact of these resources on student outcomes is unclear and warrants further analysis. Additionally, the lack of racial diversity in the student population may limit the school's ability to provide a well-rounded educational experience and prepare students for an increasingly diverse society.