Summary:
The Holland City School District in Michigan is home to two high schools: Holland High School and Holland Virtual Technical High School. While both schools have relatively high graduation rates, there are notable differences in their performance and characteristics.
Holland High School is the stronger-performing school, ranking 419 out of 739 Michigan high schools and earning a 2-star rating from SchoolDigger. It has a four-year graduation rate of 82.8% and moderate test scores, with 33.7% proficiency in M-Step/Science and 45.8% proficiency in SAT/Evidence-Based Reading and Writing for 11th graders. In contrast, Holland Virtual Technical High School ranks 517 out of 739 and has lower test scores, with 26.3% proficiency in M-Step/Science and 36.8% proficiency in SAT/Evidence-Based Reading and Writing.
The schools also differ in their student populations and resource allocation. Holland Virtual Technical High School has a significantly higher percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients at 88.89%, compared to 61.18% at Holland High School. Additionally, Holland High School has a higher spending per student of $20,330 and a lower student-teacher ratio of 16.5, while Holland Virtual Technical High School has a lower spending per student of $14,488 and a higher ratio of 36.
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