Summary:
The Center Joint Unified School District in California serves students from 4 elementary schools, 1 middle school, and 2 high schools (including 1 continuation high school). The district's schools serve a diverse student population with varying academic performance, attendance, and socioeconomic challenges.
While Center High performs above the district average, the other schools in the district struggle to meet state academic proficiency standards, particularly McClellan High (Continuation), which has alarmingly low proficiency rates and high dropout rates. Attendance is also a concern across the district, with chronic absenteeism ranging from 22.7% to 70.5%.
The elementary schools show variation in student-teacher ratios, with Oak Hill Elementary having the highest ratio and Cyril Spinelli Elementary having the lowest. The district also serves a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds, with free/reduced lunch rates from 47.94% at Center High to 70.28% at Cyril Spinelli Elementary.
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