Summary:
Zip code 99350 in Prosser, Washington, is served by seven public schools spanning grades K-12 within the Prosser School District and one alternative school from the Toppenish School District, collectively educating around 2,644 students in a district ranked in the bottom quarter statewide.
Among these schools, Prosser High School stands out for its exceptionally high graduation rate, significantly above the state average, while Prosser Heights Elementary shows the strongest academic performance in core subjects like math. In contrast, Housel Middle School has the lowest test scores in the area, and the two alternative schools, Northwest Allprep and Prosser Opportunity Academy, face significant challenges with very low graduation and high dropout rates.
Key takeaways include a notable disparity in per-student spending between schools and a pattern where high school graduation success is not fully mirrored in middle school academic proficiency. Several schools, however, show positive trends of improvement in their statewide rankings over recent years.
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