Summary:
The Farmington Public School District in Michigan is home to four high schools serving grades 9-12: Farmington High School, North Farmington High School, Farmington Central High School, and Visions Unlimited. The data reveals notable differences in the performance and characteristics of these high schools.
North Farmington High School stands out as the top-performing school in the district, ranking 153rd out of 739 Michigan high schools and receiving a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger. It consistently outperforms the district and state averages in subjects like science, social studies, reading/writing, and math. In contrast, Farmington Central High School lags behind, ranking 653rd out of 743 Michigan high schools and having significantly lower proficiency rates in various subject areas.
The data also highlights differences in student demographics and resource allocation. Farmington Central High School has the highest percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 63.09%, indicating a more economically disadvantaged student population. Additionally, Visions Unlimited, a small alternative high school, has the highest per-student spending at $80,813, suggesting the district may be allocating more resources to support specialized programs or smaller class sizes at this school.
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