High Schools in Prosser School District

The Prosser School District in Washington serves high school students through two distinct schools: the main Prosser High School (grades 9-12) and the smaller Prosser Opportunity Academy, an alternative program.

Prosser High School is the district's primary high school and shows significant strengths in keeping students on track to graduate, with a 94.3% graduation rate that far exceeds the state average and a very low dropout rate of 2.6%. The school also performs above the state average in English Language Arts. In contrast, Prosser Opportunity Academy serves a much smaller group of students with a significantly higher level of economic need, but recent performance data for this school is limited.

While Prosser High School excels in graduation and English, its math and science proficiency scores are below state averages, indicating an area for academic growth. A notable finding is the large difference in per-student spending between the two schools, with the main high school's funding being considerably higher. Overall, the Prosser School District high schools demonstrate a strong commitment to student completion and literacy, with opportunities to strengthen performance in specific subjects.