Summary:
The Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo district in Texas operates two public charter high schools serving grades 9-12. Both Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo North and Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo South have consistently ranked in the bottom 10% of Texas high schools over the past three years, indicating that the district is struggling to provide high-quality education to its students.
The two schools have very similar student demographics, with both having a predominantly Hispanic student population. While both schools have relatively low graduation rates compared to the state average, Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo South has a higher four-year graduation rate of 84.4% compared to 77.4% at Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo North. Interestingly, both schools have impressive 0.0% dropout rates, which is a positive finding.
The per-student spending at the two schools is also similar, with Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo North spending $13,447 per student and Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo South spending $13,658 per student in the 2020-2021 school year. This suggests that the difference in performance is not primarily due to funding disparities. Overall, the data indicates that the Triumph Public High Schools-Laredo district faces significant challenges in providing a high-quality education to its students.
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