Summary:
The Entrepreneur High District consists of a single high school, Entrepreneur High, serving grades 9-12 in Highland, California.
This school presents a complex picture for parents. On one hand, it maintains a graduation rate slightly above the state average, suggesting a strong commitment to helping students complete their diplomas. On the other hand, academic proficiency scores, especially in mathematics and science, are significantly below state averages. A major area of concern is chronic absenteeism, with over half of students missing a substantial amount of school, which is nearly three times the state rate and likely a key factor affecting classroom learning.
Despite these academic challenges, the school's ability to graduate most of its students indicates effective support systems for credit completion. The school serves a high-need population, with most students qualifying for meal assistance, and spends a notable amount per pupil. For parents, the key considerations are the school's success in supporting students to graduation against the backdrop of low test scores and high absenteeism, which the district is actively working to address as its state ranking has declined in recent years.
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