Summary
Pearl-Cohn High is a public magnet high school in Nashville, Tennessee, serving 545 students in grades 9-12. The school is part of the Davidson County school district, which is ranked 122 out of 139 districts in the state and has a 1-star rating from SchoolDigger.
Pearl-Cohn High consistently ranks among the lowest-performing high schools in Tennessee, with rankings between 343 and 383 out of 389 high schools in the state over the past several years. Its performance on state assessments is significantly below the state and district averages across various subjects and grade levels. The school has had four-year graduation rates ranging from 80.5% to 89.2%, which are lower than the state and district averages, and dropout rates ranging from 6.7% to 17.6%, which are higher than the state and district averages. Additionally, Pearl-Cohn High has experienced high rates of chronic absenteeism, ranging from 18.9% to 51.0%, significantly higher than the state and district averages.
Interestingly, the nearby schools in the Davidson County district, such as Nashville Big Picture High School, Lead Academy, and Hume-Fogg High, generally outperform Pearl-Cohn High across various metrics, including academic performance, graduation rates, and chronic absenteeism. Hume-Fogg High, in particular, is a top-performing school in the state. The high rates of poverty, chronic absenteeism, and low academic performance at Pearl-Cohn High suggest that the school may be facing significant challenges related to socioeconomic factors, resource allocation, and student engagement, which will require a comprehensive approach to address.
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