Summary:
The Colorado Springs School District No. 11 is home to 11 high schools that vary in size, performance, and student demographics. While some schools, such as Odyssey Early College and Career Options, CIVA Charter Academy, and Coronado High School, stand out with consistently high performance across various metrics, others, like Mitchell High School, Nikola Tesla Education Opportunity Center, and The Bijou School, struggle with lower test scores and rankings.
The district-wide four-year graduation rate is 84.2%, on par with the state average, and the dropout rate is 1.9%, lower than the state average. However, the chronic absenteeism rate of 27.7% is higher than the state average. The schools also vary significantly in their free/reduced lunch rates, from 32.6% at CIVA Charter Academy to 90.24% at Eastlake High School of Colorado Springs, suggesting a correlation between socioeconomic status and academic performance.
The data reveals a diverse set of high schools within the Colorado Springs School District No. 11, with some standout performers and others that may require additional support and resources to improve student outcomes. The success of the district's charter schools, such as Odyssey Early College and Career Options and CIVA Charter Academy, highlights the potential for alternative educational models to provide high-quality education.
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