Summary:
Los Molinos Unified is a small, rural district in California containing one high school, Los Molinos High, which serves approximately 203 students in grades 9 through 12.
Los Molinos High stands out for its significant improvement, recently jumping to the 71st percentile among California high schools with a 4-star rating. The school demonstrates a clear academic strength in English Language Arts, where 61% of students are proficient, notably outperforming both the Los Molinos Unified district average and the state average. It also maintains a graduation rate of 88.2%, which is above the state average, and performs slightly above the state average in science.
Areas for attention include mathematics, where proficiency lags behind the state average, and student retention, as the dropout rate is higher than the state average. The school's performance is particularly impressive given that over half of its students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch. With substantial per-student funding, the school has shown strong recent progress and excels in English, but families should be aware of the challenges in math and the importance of consistent attendance for student success.
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