Pivot Charter School North Valley II District

The Pivot Charter School North Valley II District in Chico, California, consists of a single charter school, Pivot Charter School North Valley II, which serves a small community of 105 students in grades 6 through 12.

This school faces significant challenges, with academic performance generally below state averages, particularly in mathematics where only 8.62% of students are proficient. Student outcomes are a major concern, as the school's graduation rate of 57.7% is far below the state average, while its dropout rate of 34.6% and chronic absenteeism rate of 55.1% are alarmingly high. These metrics suggest the school and its students are contending with substantial barriers to educational success.

Despite these struggles, the school shows a relative strength in English Language Arts and its per-student spending is above the state average. As the only school in its district, all resources and improvement efforts are focused on this one institution, which serves a population where a high percentage of students are economically disadvantaged. Parents should be aware of the school's profound difficulties with keeping students engaged and achieving core academic benchmarks.