Summary
Lakeland High is a public magnet high school located in Suffolk, Virginia, serving grades 9-12 with an enrollment of 1,067 students. While the school is part of the Suffolk City Public Schools district, which is ranked 74 out of 129 districts in Virginia, Lakeland High has consistently ranked in the bottom half of Virginia high schools, between 240-300 out of 325-329 schools, and has received a 1-star rating from SchoolDigger, indicating it is performing below average compared to other Virginia high schools.
Lakeland High's performance is mixed, with the school performing better for Hispanic and multi-racial students, ranking in the top 3 and top 100 schools in Virginia, respectively, for these subgroups. However, the school struggles with performance for other subgroups, such as White, African American, and low socioeconomic status students, ranking in the bottom half or bottom third of Virginia high schools. Additionally, Lakeland High has seen its four-year graduation rate fluctuate between 85.9% and 92.8% in recent years, which is below the state average, and the school's dropout rate has also been higher than the state average, ranging from 4.5% to 6.3% in recent years.
Interestingly, Lakeland High's performance is generally lower than the nearby Nansemond River High and King's Fork High, which are also part of the Suffolk City Public Schools district. However, Lakeland High outperforms some other nearby schools, such as Churchland High and Manor High in the Portsmouth City Public Schools district, as well as Franklin High in the Franklin City Public Schools district.
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