Wolverine Community School District

The Wolverine Community School District consists of two schools - Wolverine MiddleHigh School and Wolverine Elementary School. Both schools are performing significantly below state averages across a range of key metrics, including test scores, graduation rates, and chronic absenteeism.

Wolverine MiddleHigh School is ranked 530 out of 739 Michigan high schools and has a 1-star rating from SchoolDigger, while Wolverine Elementary School is ranked 1,084 out of 1,488 Michigan elementary schools and also has a 1-star rating. Both schools have seen their rankings decline over the past few years, indicating a potential trend of underperformance. Wolverine MiddleHigh School has a 82.8% four-year graduation rate and a 7.6% dropout rate, both of which are worse than the state averages.

Across various assessments, including M-Step, PSAT, and SAT, Wolverine MiddleHigh School and Wolverine Elementary School consistently score below the state averages, with the most significant gaps in English Language Arts and Mathematics. Additionally, both schools have high rates of free and reduced-price lunch recipients, at 80.65% and 85.45%, respectively, indicating a high level of economic disadvantage among the student populations. The district's spending per student is also relatively high, suggesting that additional resources are being directed towards these schools, but the outcomes remain poor.