Summary:
Macon County Schools in North Carolina operates three high schools: Franklin High, Macon Early College High School, and Bartram Academy. These schools serve students in grades 9-12 and are part of the Macon County Schools district.
Among the three high schools, Macon Early College High School stands out as the top performer, consistently ranking in the top 25% of North Carolina high schools and earning a 4-star rating from SchoolDigger. The school boasts significantly higher test scores than the district and state averages across multiple subjects, as well as a high 4-year graduation rate of 87.7%. In contrast, Bartram Academy appears to be the weakest performer, ranking in the bottom 5% of North Carolina high schools and struggling with very low test scores.
The data reveals some interesting differences between the schools. Macon Early College High School has the highest student-teacher ratio at 34.2, while Franklin High has the lowest at 17.3. Additionally, Bartram Academy has the highest per-student spending at $11,469, but this does not appear to translate into better outcomes for students. These findings suggest that factors beyond just funding, such as curriculum, instruction, and school culture, play a crucial role in driving student success.
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