Summary:
The Northview Public Schools district in Michigan is home to two middle schools: Crossroads Middle School and Highlands School. Based on the available data, Crossroads Middle School appears to be the standout performer in the district, consistently ranking higher in statewide assessments and demonstrating stronger academic proficiency across various subjects.
Crossroads Middle School has consistently ranked higher in the statewide SchoolDigger rankings, placing 160th out of 890 Michigan middle schools in the 2024-2025 school year, while no ranking information was provided for Highlands School. Additionally, Crossroads Middle School has a higher percentage of students proficient or better in M-Step/English Language Arts, M-Step/Math, M-Step/Science, and M-Step/Social Studies, as well as PSAT/English Language Arts and PSAT/Mathematics, compared to Highlands School.
Both schools have relatively high chronic absenteeism rates, at 29.5%, which is higher than the state average. The schools also have similar per-student spending, with Crossroads Middle School at $15,376 and Highlands School at $15,341 for the 2023-2024 school year. However, Crossroads Middle School has a higher student-teacher ratio of 17.1, compared to 15.3 at Highlands School. Despite these differences, the data suggests that factors beyond just funding and student-teacher ratios may be contributing to the academic performance at Crossroads Middle School.
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