Summary:
The Winters Joint Unified district serves about 1,635 students across five public schools in Winters, California, covering grades from elementary through high school, with the district ranking in the middle third of all California districts.
Among the schools, Winters High stands out as the strongest performer, with a graduation rate and English scores above the state average and a rising statewide ranking. In contrast, Wolfskill High, a much smaller school, faces significant challenges with very low graduation and high absenteeism rates, despite having more resources per student. The elementary schools, Waggoner Elementary and Shirley Rominger Intermediate, show better attendance and have the district's strongest science scores, respectively, but math performance is an area for growth across all schools.
The data reveals a notable performance gap at Winters Middle, which has the district's lowest ranking, suggesting a potential area of focus for the district. Overall, while the district's average attendance beats the state, academic results vary widely between schools, with high school outcomes being particularly divergent. Parents should note that Spanish language assessment scores are consistently below state averages district-wide, indicating this as another key area for support and improvement.
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