Summary:
Lebec, California, is served by two public schools within the El Tejon Unified district: Frazier Mountain High (grades 9-12) and El Tejon Elementary (grades 7-8), which together educate about 465 students in a small, rural community.
Frazier Mountain High is the standout performer, with a 92.4% graduation rate that beats the state average and particularly strong results in English and science. In contrast, El Tejon Elementary excels in student attendance, with a chronic absenteeism rate far below state averages, though its academic proficiency scores are currently below state benchmarks across core subjects.
Both schools serve a high percentage of economically disadvantaged students and show positive improvement trends in their statewide rankings. A key area for attention is mathematics, where both schools lag significantly behind state averages. The high school receives more funding per student than the middle school, and parents may want to explore how these resources are being used to address academic challenges while building on the strengths each school demonstrates.
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