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Best High Schools in Zip Code 33544


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2,006
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Top rankedCypress Creek High School312th of 838 Florida high schools
Summary:

Zip code 33544 in Wesley Chapel, FL, is home to a single high school, Cypress Creek High School, which serves grades 9 through 12 with a large enrollment of 2,006 students and is part of the Pasco school district.

Cypress Creek High School presents a mixed but stable performance profile. Its standout strength is a near-perfect graduation rate of 98.9%, significantly exceeding both the district (96.9%) and state (92.2%) averages. The school also excels in English Language Arts (ELA), with 9th and 10th graders scoring 68% and 67% proficient, respectively, outperforming district and state averages. However, a major concern is a high chronic absenteeism rate of 32.5%, which is above the district and state averages. This creates an "absenteeism paradox" where students are graduating at high rates despite missing many school days. Additionally, math proficiency is a relative weakness, with Algebra 1 (52%) and Geometry (51%) scores falling well below district and state averages. The school holds a stable 3-star rating and ranks in the 63rd percentile among Florida high schools.

Key metrics show a relatively affluent student body, with only 20.79% eligible for free or reduced lunch, and per-student spending of $7,852. The student-teacher ratio is high at 22.3:1, which may contribute to challenges in math where individualized attention is often critical. While the school excels in Biology (75% proficient) and ELA, it struggles in US History (67% proficient) and core math subjects. Overall, Cypress Creek High School offers strong humanities and graduation outcomes but faces clear challenges with attendance and math performance that parents should investigate further.

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