Summary:
Armstrong Township HSD 225 is a small school district in Illinois that serves grades 9-12, with only one high school, Armstrong High School. The school has a total enrollment of 114 students and a relatively low student-teacher ratio of 8.1. While the school's performance is mixed, with some strengths in English Language Arts and areas for improvement in mathematics and science, it maintains a solid 89.0% four-year graduation rate and a low 2.4% dropout rate.
Armstrong High School's academic performance is a mix of strengths and challenges. The school performs slightly above the state average in ACT/English Language Arts and PreACT Secure/English Language Arts, but significantly below the state averages in ACT/Mathematics, SAT/Mathematics, and SAT/English Language Arts. The school also struggles in ACT/Science and PreACT Secure/Science, scoring below the state averages. These academic performance areas may be a focus for improvement for the school and the Armstrong Township HSD 225 district.
Other notable characteristics of Armstrong High School include a relatively high percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch at 35.96%, and a high per-student spending of $41,630 by the district. The school's small size and low student-teacher ratio may provide a more personalized learning environment, but the data does not indicate how this impacts the overall educational experience and outcomes for students. Overall, Armstrong High School appears to have both strengths and areas for improvement, and the district may need to focus on addressing the school's academic challenges to ensure all students are receiving a high-quality education.
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