Summary:
The city of Fair Oaks, California is home to 10 schools, including 4 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 5 high schools, and 0 alternative schools. The data reveals stark performance differences between the top-performing and lower-performing schools in the district, with Meraki High and Bella Vista High consistently ranking among the top schools in the state, while schools like Del Campo High and Will Rogers Middle struggle to meet state and district averages in core subject proficiency rates.
The data also suggests a potential correlation between a school's socioeconomic status, as measured by free/reduced lunch rates, and its academic performance. Schools with higher percentages of economically disadvantaged students, such as Northridge Elementary and La Vista Center, tend to have lower proficiency rates and other key metrics. Additionally, the alternative schools in the district, like El Sereno Alternative Education, face unique challenges, with lower graduation rates and higher chronic absenteeism.
Overall, the data provides a comprehensive snapshot of the schools in the San Juan Unified district, highlighting both areas of strength, such as the exceptional performance of Orangevale Open K-8, and areas in need of improvement, such as the middle school performance. By addressing these challenges and learning from the top-performing schools, the district can work towards ensuring equitable access to high-quality education for all students.
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