Summary:
The Cochise County Accommodation School District in Arizona has only one high school, New Crossroads Academy, which serves students in grades 9-12. The school's performance and demographics provide a mixed picture, with some areas of concern but also potential opportunities for improvement.
Academically, New Crossroads Academy struggles compared to state averages, with only 27% of 11th-grade students proficient in English Language Arts and just 14% proficient in Math, well below the state's 40% and 32% respective averages. The school's high dropout rate of 36.1% is also a significant concern, indicating that many students are not completing their high school education. Demographically, the school has a predominantly Hispanic student population (87.33%), which may require tailored approaches to address their unique needs and challenges.
Despite these challenges, the school's per-student spending of $5,580 is lower than the state average, suggesting that additional resources and funding could potentially help address the academic and retention issues. By closely examining the allocation of resources and exploring opportunities for increased support, the Cochise County Accommodation School District may be able to implement targeted interventions and strategies to improve the outcomes for students at New Crossroads Academy.
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