Summary:
The Southern Tioga School District in Pennsylvania is home to two high schools: North Penn-Mansfield Junior/Senior High School and North Penn-Liberty Junior/Senior High School. These schools serve students in grades 7-12 and are located in the southern region of Tioga County.
Based on the data provided, North Penn-Liberty Junior/Senior High School appears to be the stronger performing school of the two. It has higher proficiency rates across most PSSA and Keystone Exam subjects, as well as a higher 4-year graduation rate of 87.9% compared to 87.9% at North Penn-Mansfield. North Penn-Liberty also consistently ranks higher in the statewide SchoolDigger rankings, though both schools are in the bottom half of Pennsylvania high schools.
While North Penn-Liberty spends more per student at $22,134 compared to $17,498 at North Penn-Mansfield, this higher spending does not necessarily translate to better overall performance. Both schools struggle with math proficiency, an area the Southern Tioga School District may want to focus on improving. Additionally, the similar graduation and dropout rates between the two schools suggest they face comparable challenges in keeping students engaged and on track to graduate.
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