Bridge Academy

The Bridge Academy district in Michigan consists of three schools - Bridge Academy East (an elementary school), Bridge Academy West (a middle school), and Bridge Academy (a high school). Unfortunately, the data indicates that none of these schools are performing exceptionally well, with consistently low test scores, high rates of chronic absenteeism, and concerning graduation and dropout rates across the district.

The student demographics of the Bridge Academy schools are relatively homogeneous, with white students making up 85-89% of the population and Asian students comprising the next largest racial group at 7-11%. This lack of diversity raises questions about equity and access to quality education for underrepresented minority groups in the district. Additionally, while the district spends a relatively high amount per student, ranging from $11,843 to $13,026, this does not seem to be translating into improved student outcomes, suggesting potential issues with resource allocation.

Another area of concern is the wide range in student-teacher ratios, from 19.1 at Bridge Academy East to 92.0 at Bridge Academy High School. This indicates that the district may be facing challenges in attracting and retaining qualified teachers, which could be contributing to the poor academic performance observed across the schools. Overall, the data paints a concerning picture of the Bridge Academy district, and addressing the systemic issues within the district will be crucial in order to provide a high-quality education for all learners.