Vicksburg High School Students Score Well Above State Average on SAT Measures, 2nd in the County

Vicksburg High School students scored well above state averages on SAT measures reported by MI School Data, ranking second among 17 area schools included in a local comparison of English language arts, math and college readiness.

VHS earned a total score of 1043.6, second only to Portage Central's 1085.9 among the schools compared. The state average total score was 945.1.

VHS students also outperformed the state average in every measure included in the comparison.

In Evidence-Based Reading and Writing (EBRW), Vicksburg High School earned an average score of 531.8, compared with the state average of 485.0. Its college-readiness measure for EBRW was 74.5%, well above the state figure of 52.1%.

In math, VHS earned an average score of 511.8, compared with the state average of 460.1. The college-readiness measure for math was 44.1%, compared with 26.5% statewide.  

Vicksburg High School's overall college-readiness figure was 43.5%, compared with the state average of 25.3%. On the SAT, a student is considered college-ready when their score indicates they have at least a 75% chance of earning a C or better in a first-semester, credit-bearing college course without needing remedial support, according to the College Board.

“These results reflect the hard work of our students and the dedication of our teachers and staff,” said Superintendent Keevin O’Neill. “We are proud of our students' accomplishments and remain committed to preparing every student for success beyond high school.”

Vicksburg Community Schools' vision is for all students to graduate college and career ready. The district continues to focus on maximizing the success and potential of each student through learning opportunities that prepare them for their next steps after graduation.

Source: MI School Data. Figures reflect the data provided for this comparison.