Citizens of the World Charter School West Valley District

The Citizens of the World Charter School West Valley District consists of a single K-8 charter school, Citizens of the World Charter School West Valley, serving 409 students.

This school shows significant academic strengths, particularly in science where student proficiency is more than double the California state average. Performance varies notably by grade level, with fifth graders excelling across English, math, and science, scoring well above state peers. However, proficiency rates in third and fourth grades are closer to or slightly below state averages, indicating a pattern where student outcomes improve in the upper elementary years.

While the school's academic results are generally solid, it faces a challenge with chronic absenteeism, which is higher than the state average. Its student-teacher ratio is 23.9 to 1, and per-student spending is $18,808. The school's rating declined from four to three stars this year, a change that occurred despite its above-average test scores, suggesting other factors influence the overall evaluation.