Summary:
The Fsu Lab School district in Florida contains two public charter schools: Florida State University School, an alternative school serving grades K-12, and The Pembroke Pines Florida, an elementary school serving grades K-5.
Of the two schools, Florida State University School stands out as an exceptional performer, with a high 89.7% four-year graduation rate, significantly outperforming the state average on a wide range of standardized tests, and earning a 5 out of 5 star rating from SchoolDigger. In comparison, The Pembroke Pines Florida also performs well, but not to the same degree as its counterpart.
Both schools face the challenge of high chronic absenteeism rates, at 31.4% for each. Florida State University School spends $10,055 per student and has a student-teacher ratio of 16.1, while The Pembroke Pines Florida spends $11,419 per student and has a ratio of 17.9 students per teacher. These factors may contribute to the performance differences between the two schools.
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