Summary:
The city of Hudson, Michigan is home to 4 schools serving grades K-12, including 1 elementary school, 1 middle school, and 2 high schools (one traditional and one alternative). The schools in this district face significant academic challenges, with consistently low test scores and graduation rates well below the state average.
The largest high school, Hudson Area JRSR High School, has a 4-year graduation rate of only 82.8% and a high dropout rate of 7.6%. Its test scores are also far below state averages, with just 14% of 7th graders proficient in ELA and 12.9% in Math. The Hudson Technical Alternative high school performs even worse, with only 24.4% of 11th graders proficient in Evidence-Based Reading and Writing on the SAT. This alternative school also has an extremely high student-teacher ratio of 519.4, which likely contributes to its academic struggles.
The lone elementary school, Lincoln Elementary, serves a high-poverty student population with 62.44% of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch. Its test scores are well below state averages, with only 22.1% of 3rd graders proficient in ELA and 33.8% in Math. Across the Hudson Area Schools district, the data suggests systemic academic challenges that need to be addressed to improve outcomes for students.
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