Camas High School Case Study

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Academically, Camas exceeds as a high school. Proficiency in english and mathematics both exceed the state average. Citing usnews.com, proficiency in english at Camas High School is 64%, 14% higher than the state average of 50% proficiency. Proficiency in mathematics is 11% higher than the state average at 41% compared to a 30% state average. Having a higher than average proficiency rate in 2 of the main academic subjects indicates that Camas is excelling. Math and english proficiency is often used to determine how a school ranks academically. Other statistics can back up how Camas High School is a good place for academics. Citing usnews.com again, the passing rates for students who participate in the College Board’s AP program are 83%. This

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