Summary:
The Lincoln-King Adams-Young Academy district in Michigan operates three schools: one high school, one elementary school, and one middle school. Based on the available data, the schools in this district appear to be struggling, with all three performing well below state averages across a variety of key metrics.
The high school, LincolnKing Adams Young School Grove Campus, had a 4-year graduation rate of 82.8% in 2023-2024, which is below the state average. The school also had a high dropout rate of 7.6%. Proficiency rates on state assessments were extremely low across all grade levels and subject areas, with most schools scoring under 20% proficient, compared to state averages around 40-55%. All three schools had very high chronic absenteeism rates, ranging from 29.5% to 29.5%, well above the state average.
Additionally, all three schools had very high percentages of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch, ranging from 94.06% to 97.64%, indicating high levels of economic disadvantage. The reported $0 in spending per student seems highly unlikely to be accurate and raises questions about the funding and resource allocation within the district. Overall, the data suggests that the Lincoln-King Adams-Young Academy district is facing significant challenges in supporting the academic success of its students, and targeted interventions and additional resources may be needed to address these issues.
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