Summary:
The Sultan School District operates three high schools—Sultan Senior High School, Sky Valley Options, and Open Doors Youth Reengagement—serving grades 9-12 for 626 students in a district ranked in the middle of Washington state.
Sultan Senior High School is the district's main comprehensive school, enrolling 93% of high school students. It has a strong graduation rate of 90.8% and science scores above the state average, but its math proficiency is a serious concern at only 15.82%, far below state averages. The two smaller alternative programs serve distinct needs: Sky Valley Options maintains an 83% graduation rate, while Open Doors Youth Reengagement focuses on reengagement with a 55% graduation rate and serves students with the highest economic need in the district.
Key takeaways for parents include the district's overall graduation rate exceeding the state average, but with a significant weakness in math at the main high school. Resource allocation varies widely, with the traditional high school having the highest per-student funding. The performance and recent data for the smaller alternative schools differ considerably, making direct comparisons challenging, but they provide important options for non-traditional learning paths within the Sultan School District.
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