Summary:
Woodland Hills, California, is served by three public high schools for grades 9-12: two large comprehensive charter schools and one small continuation school, collectively educating over 5,300 students.
For families considering comprehensive high schools, El Camino Real Charter High and Taft Charter High both offer strong academic programs that outperform state averages. El Camino Real, the larger of the two, shows particular strength in mathematics and science proficiency. Taft Charter, part of Los Angeles Unified, achieves an exceptional graduation rate of 96.4%, the highest among these schools, indicating excellent support for students to complete their diplomas.
The third option, Henry David Thoreau Continuation, serves a small number of students needing an alternative educational setting, which is reflected in its different structure and metrics. Across all schools, chronic absenteeism rates are higher than the state average, and science scores in 12th grade are an area for potential improvement. The data shows that both charter school models in Woodland Hills are delivering positive outcomes for their students.
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