Summary:
The El Tejon Unified district serves roughly 700 students across three schools—Frazier Park Elementary (K-5), El Tejon Elementary (6-8), and Frazier Mountain High (9-12)—in a predominantly economically disadvantaged area.
Among these schools, Frazier Mountain High stands out as the district's strongest performer, with a graduation rate of 92.4% that exceeds the state average and English scores above the state norm, though its math scores are low. El Tejon Elementary has shown impressive improvement in its statewide ranking and maintains an excellent attendance record. Frazier Park Elementary faces the most academic challenges, with proficiency rates in English and Math below state averages.
Key takeaways for the district include a significant need to improve math instruction at all levels and to address high chronic absenteeism at the high school, which is over 23%. Despite the high school's strong graduation rate, this attendance issue is a concern. The district's science performance is close to the state average, and overall student attendance is better than the state as a whole, indicating some areas of effective support for students.
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