Summary:
The Godfrey-Lee Public Schools district in Michigan is home to two high schools: Lee High School and East Lee Campus. Both schools are performing below average compared to the state of Michigan as a whole, with low rankings, graduation rates, and test scores.
Lee High School has been ranked in the bottom half of Michigan high schools in recent years, while East Lee Campus has been ranked even lower, in the bottom 10-15% of schools statewide. Both schools have a four-year graduation rate of 82.8%, which is lower than the state average, and a dropout rate of 7.6%, which is higher than the state average. The schools' test scores in subjects like M-Step Science, M-Step Social Studies, and SAT Mathematics are all well below the state averages, with proficiency rates ranging from 5.8% to 34.2%.
Despite the relatively high spending per student of around $15,800, the Godfrey-Lee Public Schools district is struggling to provide a quality education to its students. The high rates of chronic absenteeism and the challenges in student engagement and retention suggest that the resources may not be effectively utilized or targeted to address the specific needs of the student population, which is predominantly low-income. Significant improvements are needed across multiple areas, including academic performance, student engagement, and resource allocation, to better serve the community.
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