Summary:
The Holtville Unified district in California operates six public schools serving grades K-12, providing education to a community with significant economic need.
Among these schools, Pine Elementary stands out as the district's top performer, with test scores above state averages and remarkably low student absenteeism. Holtville Middle also excels, holding the district's highest current ranking, while Holtville High boasts an exceptional 99% graduation rate. In contrast, Emmett S. Finley Elementary, the largest school, has shown declining performance rankings in recent years.
The district includes smaller alternative options: Freedom Academy of Imperial Valley achieves very high English scores with intensive support, and Sam Webb Continuation serves a very small population with significant challenges. Overall, the district performs well in English but lags in math compared to the state, and students show particular strength in Spanish language assessments.
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