Summary:
John Henry High District has one school, John Henry High, serving grades 9–12 with 333 students. In 2025–2026, its proficiency rates were below California’s in every subject: 26% in English language arts, 15% in math and 12% in science, compared with 49%, 38% and 36% statewide. Averaged across the three subjects, the school scored 18% versus 41% statewide—a 23-point gap. The most important finding is that achievement results trail the state across all three tested subjects.
There is no top or bottom school to compare within this district because John Henry High is the only school listed. Within its results, ELA was strongest and science weakest; the state-relative gaps were 23 points in ELA, 23 in math and 24 in science. Graduation is a positive counterpoint: 95% of students graduated in 2025–2026, versus 88% statewide, while the dropout rate was 5% versus 8%. Chronic absenteeism was higher than the state rate, at 25% compared with 18%. Grade 11 results also trailed statewide rates in ELA, math and science; grade 12 science is suppressed, so no comparison is available.
Proficiency declined at the school across all three subjects from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while state rates rose. The school’s three-subject average fell from 26% to 18%, a decrease of 8 points; California’s average rose from 40% to 41%, widening the average gap by 10 points. SchoolDigger’s school percentile moved from 32 in 2023–2024 to 41 in 2024–2025, then down to 24 in 2025–2026; it gives the district a rank of 834 out of 968 and one star. Context figures include a student–teacher ratio of 27.7 in 2024–2025 and 86% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025; California schools provide free meals to all students, so this eligibility figure is not a measure of meal availability. With only one school listed, the data cannot show differences among schools in the district.
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