Summary:
The Lytle Independent School District (Isd) in Texas is home to two high schools: Lytle High School and Lytle Daep. While Lytle High School has a relatively high graduation rate and low dropout rate, its statewide ranking and academic performance on standardized tests are generally below the state average. In contrast, the smaller Lytle Daep school struggles with even lower academic achievement and rankings.
Lytle High School has 495 students and a 93.1% four-year graduation rate, but its statewide ranking has been in the range of 1,317 to 1,466 out of around 1,961 to 1,987 Texas high schools in recent years. The school's performance on STAAR End-of-Course exams is below the state average, with proficiency rates ranging from 20.69% to 60.82% across different subject areas. Additionally, the school has a high percentage (68.48%) of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch, indicating a relatively high level of economic disadvantage among the student population.
In contrast, Lytle Daep, a much smaller alternative high school with only 12 students, has an even lower statewide ranking, ranging from 1,639 to 1,955 out of around 1,987 to 1,974 Texas high schools in recent years. The school's STAAR EOC proficiency rates are significantly below the state and district averages, with some subjects having 0% proficiency. Lytle Daep also has an even higher percentage (75%) of students receiving free or reduced-price lunch compared to Lytle High School.
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