Summary:
The Calhoun County Independent School District (Isd) in Texas is home to two high schools: Calhoun High School and Hope High School. While both schools share similar graduation and dropout rates, their academic performance and rankings vary significantly.
Calhoun High School, the larger of the two with 995 students, is performing at a relatively average level for the state, ranking 1033 out of 1974 Texas high schools. In contrast, Hope High School, with only 30 students, is struggling significantly and ranked 1970 out of 1974 Texas high schools. This disparity in performance is reflected in their STAAR EOC test scores, with Calhoun High School performing slightly below the district and state averages, while Hope High School lags behind in all subject areas.
Despite the differences in academic performance, both Calhoun High School and Hope High School have achieved similar and impressive 4-year graduation rates of 93.2% and low dropout rates of 0.5% in 2022-2023. However, the stark contrast in school size, student-teacher ratios, and per-student spending suggests that the smaller Hope High School may require targeted interventions and additional resources to address its academic challenges and improve student outcomes.
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