Summary:
The Jonesville Community Schools district in Michigan operates two high schools: Jonesville High School and Jonesville Pathways. Based on the available data, Jonesville High School appears to be the stronger performing of the two, with a higher statewide ranking, better test scores, and a lower percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch.
Jonesville High School has a statewide ranking of 309 out of 739 Michigan high schools, with a 3-star rating from SchoolDigger. It boasts a 82.8% four-year graduation rate and a 7.6% dropout rate. In terms of academic performance, 33.8% of 11th-grade students are proficient or better in M-Step/Science, 47.1% are proficient or better in M-Step/Social Studies, 53.6% are proficient or better in SAT/Evidence-Based Reading and Writing, and 27.5% are proficient or better in SAT/Mathematics. In contrast, Jonesville Pathways has a lower statewide ranking of 547 out of 735 Michigan high schools, with a 1-star rating.
The data also reveals notable differences in student demographics and resource allocation between the two schools. Jonesville Pathways has a significantly higher percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch (79.73%) compared to Jonesville High School (41.89%). Additionally, Jonesville Pathways has a much higher student-teacher ratio of 33.6, compared to 16.4 at Jonesville High School. The spending per student is also notably higher at Jonesville High School ($14,676) than at Jonesville Pathways ($8,567).
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