Summary:
The 40069 zip code area is home to two high schools: Washington County High School and Commander Academy. While both schools have strong four-year graduation rates, Washington County High School emerges as the standout, with fluctuating but generally higher statewide rankings, better performance on state assessments, and a lower student-teacher ratio.
Washington County High School serves 527 students in grades 9-12 and spends $14,000 per student, a relatively high amount. The school outperforms the Washington County and Kentucky averages in several subject areas, including writing, social studies, and editing/mechanics. However, it lags behind in mathematics and science proficiency. In contrast, Commander Academy, a smaller virtual high school with 45 students, significantly underperforms the district and state on 10th grade reading proficiency.
The data suggests that while both schools have strong graduation rates, Washington County High School is the stronger performer overall, with more consistent academic achievement and a lower student-teacher ratio. The significant differences between the two schools in terms of size, instructional model, and socioeconomic factors provide an interesting comparison and highlight the importance of considering multiple factors when evaluating school performance.
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