Summary:
The Alameda Community Learning Center District consists of a single public school, the Alameda Community Learning Center, which serves students in grades 6 through 12 with a total enrollment of 362.
This school shows notable academic strengths, particularly for its middle school students, with proficiency rates in English, math, and science that are consistently above the California state averages. However, performance tends to dip in the high school grades, especially in 11th-grade math and science. A significant finding is the school's dramatic shift in statewide ranking; it was once in the 88th percentile but has stabilized in recent years around the 55th percentile, indicating a change in its relative performance compared to other schools.
While the school maintains a solid graduation rate, areas for concern include a dropout rate and a chronic absenteeism rate that are both higher than the state average. These factors likely contribute to the school's current ranking and represent key challenges. For families, the school offers a continuous 6-12 educational model with demonstrated academic success in the middle grades, but the data suggests a closer look at support systems for high school students and overall student engagement may be warranted.
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