Summary:
The city of Granada, Colorado is home to two schools - Granada Elementary School and Granada Undivided High School, both part of the Granada School District No. Re-1. While the high school has a relatively strong four-year graduation rate, both schools face challenges with low test scores and high chronic absenteeism rates.
Granada Elementary School stands out for its very high percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 74.56%, significantly higher than the state average. This suggests the school serves a predominantly low-income population, which may contribute to the school's low math and English language arts proficiency scores compared to the state. In contrast, Granada Undivided High School has a four-year graduation rate of 84.2%, above the state average, though its test scores also lag behind.
Both schools have small enrollments, with Granada Elementary at 114 students and Granada Undivided High School at 88 students. This small size could present challenges in terms of resources and opportunities for students. Additionally, the high chronic absenteeism rate of 27.7% at both schools is concerning and may be a factor in the low academic performance. Overall, the data suggests the schools in Granada, Colorado face significant challenges that will require targeted interventions to improve outcomes for students.
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