Summary:
The Bret Harte Union High school district in California operates two high schools: Bret Harte Union High and Vallecito Continuation High. Bret Harte Union High is the standout school in the district, with higher academic performance, graduation rates, and statewide rankings compared to Vallecito Continuation High.
Bret Harte Union High has 587 students and is a regular high school, while Vallecito Continuation High has 46 students and is a continuation high school. Bret Harte Union High's student population is 68.65% white, 23.68% Hispanic, and 4.94% two or more races, while Vallecito Continuation High's student population is 63.04% white, 28.26% Hispanic, and 6.52% two or more races. Academically, Bret Harte Union High outperforms Vallecito Continuation High in English Language Arts (63.71% vs. 32.26% proficiency), Mathematics (24.39% vs. 3.45% proficiency), and Science (32.8% vs. 10.34% proficiency).
Bret Harte Union High also has a higher four-year graduation rate of 97.7%, compared to Vallecito Continuation High's 83.3% rate. Additionally, Vallecito Continuation High has a significantly higher chronic absenteeism rate of 68.8%, compared to Bret Harte Union High's 19.0%. These factors contribute to Bret Harte Union High's stronger academic performance and overall success within the district.
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