Summary:
The Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District in Texas is home to two high schools: Los Fresnos High School and Cameron County J J A E P. While both serve high school students, Los Fresnos High School stands out as the larger and higher-performing of the two, consistently ranking in the top half of Texas high schools.
Los Fresnos High School boasts a strong 94.7% four-year graduation rate, a low 0.7% dropout rate, and outperforms state and district averages on most STAAR End-of-Course exam proficiency rates, particularly in Biology and U.S. History. The school spends $10,479 per student and maintains a reasonable student-teacher ratio of 16.2. In contrast, Cameron County J J A E P is a much smaller school with very low test scores, including 0% proficiency in Algebra I and only 14.29% proficiency in English I and English II reading.
Overall, Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District appears to have one standout high school in Los Fresnos High School, which is performing well academically and providing a solid educational experience for its students. However, the district's high free/reduced lunch rates suggest a need for additional resources and support to address the needs of its predominantly economically disadvantaged student population.
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