Summary:
The Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified School District serves approximately 2,232 students across six public schools, from primary grades through high school, in a community with high economic need.
Among the district's schools, Firebaugh High stands out for its strong 96% graduation rate and above-average performance in English, though math scores are a challenge district-wide. Arthur E. Mills Intermediate excels with exceptionally good student attendance. In contrast, the much smaller El Puente High and Firebaugh Community Day serve students needing intensive support, reflected in very high per-student spending at El Puente but also very high chronic absenteeism rates at both.
The data reveals a consistent strength in keeping students on track to graduate at the main high school, but a significant, system-wide weakness in mathematics achievement that affects every tested grade level. Attendance is also a key differentiator, with the mainstream elementary and middle schools showing good rates, which appears to support better outcomes. Overall, the Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified district provides a range of environments, from traditional schools to high-support alternative programs, all focused on serving a high-need student population.
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