Summary:
The six high schools in Anderson Union High serve grades 9–12, except Anderson New Technology High, which serves grades 8–12. In 2025–2026, the unweighted average among schools with reported results was about 49% in English language arts (ELA), close to the state’s 49%, but about 22% in math versus 38% statewide and 25% in science versus 36%. Enrollment ranges from 16 to 736, and the two largest schools enroll most students in the group. The clearest area-wide pattern is that ELA results are near the state average overall, while math and science lag.
Anderson High leads reported ELA at 70% and math at 36%; its ELA result is 21 points above state, while its math result is 2 points below. Anderson New Technology High leads science at 58%, 22 points above state. West Valley Early College High is above state in ELA and science but below in math, and has the group’s highest graduation rate, 99%. At the other end, North Valley High reports 5% ELA and 0% in both math and science; its chronic absenteeism is 100%, graduation rate 38%, and dropout rate 31%. Oakview High (Alternative) reports 9% in math and 0% in science, while its ELA result is suppressed.
Anderson New Technology High shows the largest recent gains: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, its ELA rose 9 points, math 22 points, and science 36 points; its SchoolDigger rank rose from the 36th to the 72nd percentile. Anderson High is in the 68th percentile. The schools’ free/reduced lunch eligible shares, reported for 2024–2025, range from 47% at West Valley Early College High to 74% at North Valley High; these are context, not an explanation of results. Some results are suppressed, and the schools’ differing sizes and missions call for care when comparing them directly.
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