Summary:
The Hopkins Public School District in Minnesota is home to three high schools: Hopkins Senior High, VirtualEDU Secondary, and Transition Plus. These schools serve students in grades 6-12 and offer a range of educational opportunities within the district.
Hopkins Senior High stands out as the largest high school in the district, with 1,991 students. It boasts a strong 4-year graduation rate of 84.2% and a relatively low dropout rate of 4.4%. Academically, the school outperforms the district and state averages in math and reading proficiency for 11th and 10th grade students. In contrast, VirtualEDU Secondary, a public virtual high school, lags behind in academic performance, particularly in 8th grade math and reading proficiency. However, both Hopkins Senior High and VirtualEDU Secondary share the same 4-year graduation rate and dropout rate.
The smallest high school in the district is Transition Plus, with only 32 students. This school has a lower student-teacher ratio of 10.6, which may provide a more personalized learning environment. However, it also has the highest percentage of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch at 59.38%, which could impact academic performance. Overall, the data highlights the differences between traditional and virtual schools, as well as the potential influence of socioeconomic factors on student achievement within the Hopkins Public School District.
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