Summary:
The Livingston Union district in California consists of four public schools serving grades K-8, with three elementary schools and one middle school, all serving a community with high economic need.
Among the elementary schools, Selma Herndon Elementary stands out for having the strongest academic performance in English and math, while Yamato Colony Elementary shows particular strength in Spanish language assessments. Campus Park Elementary achieves an exceptionally low rate of chronic student absenteeism, a significant positive despite having the highest poverty rate. However, Livingston Middle shows concerning trends, with the district's lowest academic scores and highest absenteeism, indicating a challenging transition for students.
Overall, the district's academic performance trails behind state averages, but it performs better than the state in keeping students regularly attending school. Key areas for improvement include supporting the middle school's academic program and understanding the performance drop in upper elementary grades, while the district can also learn from Campus Park's success in promoting attendance.
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