Summary:
San Pasqual Valley Unified School District in Winterhaven operates two high schools serving grades 9-12, with a combined enrollment of 191 students facing significant economic challenges.
The district's primary school, San Pasqual Valley High, enrolls most students and shows stronger performance in English (37% proficient) than in math (6% proficient), with a graduation rate of 85% but a chronic absenteeism rate of 31%. In contrast, the smaller alternative school, Bill M. Manes High, reports no chronic absenteeism and has a lower student-teacher ratio, though its recent academic data is limited.
Overall, the San Pasqual Valley Unified district ranks in the bottom 5% statewide, with both schools spending well above average per student. The notable difference in absenteeism between the two schools and the wide gap in subject proficiency at the main high school are key areas for improvement, despite the high level of financial investment.
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