Summary:
Union City, California, is served by 11 public schools across all grade levels, including traditional, charter, and alternative options, with most belonging to the New Haven Unified district.
The analysis reveals significant performance differences between schools. Top performers include Delaine Eastin Elementary, which consistently ranks among the state's best, and Connecting Waters Charter - East Bay, which excels academically and has near-perfect attendance. In contrast, Searles Elementary and Cesar Chavez Middle show lower academic rankings and test scores compared to their peers.
Key takeaways for parents include the strong graduation rate at James Logan High, the district's only traditional high school. Middle schools appear to be a particular challenge area, with test scores often dipping after elementary school. Furthermore, chronic absenteeism varies widely, from less than 1% at Connecting Waters to over 26% at Alvarado Elementary, and is closely linked to academic success.
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