Summary:
The Gilman School District in Wisconsin operates three schools: Gilman High School, Gilman Elementary School, and eSucceed Charter School. The district serves a mix of students from grades PK-12, with a total enrollment of around 359 students across the three schools.
While Gilman High School and eSucceed Charter School both have relatively high 4-year graduation rates of 91.0% and low dropout rates of 1.3%, the academic performance across the district is generally below state averages. All three schools struggle with chronic absenteeism rates around 17.7%, which likely contributes to their low test scores, with only about 30-50% of students proficient or better in most subject areas.
The data also reveals significant disparities in per-student spending and student-teacher ratios between the schools, with eSucceed Charter School having the lowest spending per student and the highest student-teacher ratio. Additionally, Gilman High School and Gilman Elementary School serve a more economically disadvantaged population, with free/reduced lunch rates over 40%, which may be a factor in their lower academic performance.
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