Summary
Pima High School is a public high school serving 351 students in grades 9-12 in Pima, Arizona, which is part of the Pima Unified District. The school's academic performance is generally on par with or slightly above the district and state averages in English Language Arts and Mathematics, but its science proficiency rates have been consistently lower. Pima High School's graduation rates have fluctuated between 76.6% and 90.7% over the past few years, with a recent rate of 78.4%, and its dropout rates have ranged from 3.6% to 6.1%, with a recent rate of 5.2%.
Compared to nearby schools, Pima High School's performance is generally on par with or slightly better than the Gila Valley Learning Center, which is also part of the Pima Unified District. However, when compared to high schools in the neighboring Safford Unified District, such as Mt. Graham High School and Safford High School, Pima High School appears to outperform these schools in terms of academic proficiency, graduation rates, and overall statewide rankings. The nearby Thatcher High School, part of the Thatcher Unified District, consistently outperforms Pima High School in academic measures and statewide rankings.
Pima High School's performance varies across different student subgroups, with female students consistently outperforming their male counterparts. The school has shown strong performance for English Language Learner students, ranking among the top 29 out of 312 Arizona high schools in the 2020-2021 school year. However, the school's performance for African American, Hispanic, Native American, and multi-racial students has been relatively lower compared to their white and Asian peers, indicating a need for targeted interventions and support to address these disparities. The fluctuations in Pima High School's statewide rankings, graduation rates, and dropout rates over the years suggest that the school may be experiencing some instability or inconsistency in its educational practices and outcomes.
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