Summary:
The Honor Academy (Charter) district in Tulsa, Oklahoma, operates three schools: two middle schools (Tulsa Honor Academy Charter and Flores Middle School) and one high school (Tulsa Honor Academy High School). While the high school has a relatively better statewide ranking, the overall academic performance of the schools, as measured by test scores, is below the state average.
The Tulsa Honor Academy High School stands out with the largest enrollment and a higher percentage of Hispanic students compared to the other schools. However, its science proficiency rate of 19% is lower than the state average of 21%. The Tulsa Honor Academy Charter middle school has a more diverse student population but has seen fluctuating performance, from a 4-star rating in 2018-2019 to a 0-star rating in 2021-2022. The Flores Middle School has the smallest enrollment and a predominantly Hispanic student population, with a high percentage of free/reduced lunch recipients, indicating significant economic disadvantage.
Overall, the data highlights both strengths and challenges within the Honor Academy (Charter) district. The high levels of economic disadvantage and potential racial disparities within the student populations are areas that warrant further investigation and targeted interventions to improve educational outcomes across the district.
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