Summary:
The Monrovia Unified School District serves students from transitional kindergarten through 12th grade across ten public schools in a diverse Los Angeles County community, with the district ranking in the 61st percentile statewide.
Academic performance varies significantly across schools, with Mayflower Elementary (84th percentile) and Plymouth Elementary (81st percentile) standing out as top elementary performers, while Wild Rose School of Creative (39th percentile) lags behind. At the middle school level, Clifton Middle (80th percentile) significantly outperforms Santa Fe Computer Science Magnet (52nd percentile). The high schools present a stark contrast: Monrovia High has a strong 96.9% graduation rate, whereas Canyon Oaks High struggles with a 77.8% rate and very high chronic absenteeism.
Key factors influencing performance include chronic absenteeism, which is lowest at the highest-performing elementary schools, and economic need, though some schools like Plymouth Elementary perform well despite higher need. The district's overall graduation rate of 95.1% exceeds the state average, but a notable science performance gap at Monrovia High and the mixed results at alternative schools with very high per-student spending are areas that warrant attention from the Monrovia Unified district.
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