Summary:
The Shiloh Elementary district in California consists of two elementary schools: Shiloh Charter and Shiloh Elementary. Based on the available data, Shiloh Charter appears to be the stronger-performing school in the district, with higher enrollment, better statewide rankings, lower chronic absenteeism, and a more favorable student-teacher ratio.
Shiloh Charter has a significantly larger enrollment of 140 students compared to Shiloh Elementary's 30 students. Additionally, Shiloh Charter has consistently ranked higher in the statewide Shiloh Elementary district, currently ranking 2498 out of 5848 California elementary schools, while Shiloh Elementary has struggled to improve its performance over the past decade.
Both schools face challenges, such as high rates of economic disadvantage, with Shiloh Charter having a 72.86% free/reduced lunch rate and Shiloh Elementary having a 56.67% rate. However, Shiloh Charter appears to be better positioned to provide a quality education to its students, with lower chronic absenteeism rates and a more favorable student-teacher ratio.
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