Summary:
The Worcester County Public Schools district in Maryland is home to three high schools, each with its own unique characteristics and performance. The standout schools in this district are Stephen Decatur High, Pocomoke High, and Snow Hill High.
Stephen Decatur High stands out as the largest school with the highest percentage of white students, and it has consistently ranked higher in the statewide school rankings, placing 56th out of 127 Maryland high schools in the 2022-2023 school year. The school's English Language Arts (ELA) proficiency rates are significantly higher than the county and state averages, with 72.2% of students proficient or better in 2023-2024. In contrast, Pocomoke High has the highest percentage of African American students and the lowest statewide ranking, placing 104th out of 146 Maryland high schools in 2023-2024. Pocomoke High also has the highest percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 70.45%.
Snow Hill High falls in the middle, with the second-highest percentage of white students and consistent middle-of-the-pack statewide rankings. The school's ELA proficiency rates are higher than the county and state averages, with 76.1% of students proficient or better in 2023-2024. However, it has the second-highest percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 55.17%. Overall, the data suggests a potential correlation between racial diversity, socioeconomic status, and academic performance in the Worcester County Public Schools district.
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