Summary:
The Castro Valley Unified School District in California serves 15 schools, including 9 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 1 alternative school. The district's schools consistently perform well, with several standout institutions like Creekside Middle School, Jensen Ranch Elementary, and Proctor Elementary ranking among the top in the state. The district's largest high school, Castro Valley High, also performs exceptionally well, ranking in the top 10% of California high schools.
The schools in the Castro Valley Unified district serve diverse student populations, with varying racial and ethnic compositions. While some schools like Independent Elementary and Jensen Ranch Elementary have a higher percentage of Asian students, others like Stanton Elementary and Castro Valley Elementary have a more even distribution. The district's test scores generally outperform state averages, particularly in English Language Arts and Literacy.
While the district's high-performing schools are a testament to the quality of education in Castro Valley, the data also reveals some challenges at the alternative and continuation schools, such as Redwood Continuation High and Castro Valley Virtual Academy, which have lower graduation rates and higher chronic absenteeism. Overall, the Castro Valley Unified School District provides a diverse and high-quality educational experience for its students, with several standout schools leading the way.
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