Summary:
The Le Grand Union High district in California consists of two high schools, Le Grand High and Granada High, both serving grades 9-12 in an area with high economic need.
Le Grand High is the district's primary comprehensive school, serving over 480 students and demonstrating notable strengths, including a graduation rate of 98.3% and a very low chronic absenteeism rate of 7.6%, both significantly better than state averages. In contrast, Granada High is a much smaller alternative program with about 20 students, facing significant challenges with a chronic absenteeism rate of 44.4% and a lower graduation rate of 92.0%.
While the district excels in keeping students on track to graduate, math proficiency is an area for improvement at both schools. The data shows a positive trend for Le Grand High, which has risen in statewide rankings. Parents should note the distinct environments and performance levels between the larger, higher-performing main high school and the smaller alternative program designed for different student needs.
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