Summary:
The Woodland Joint Unified district operates three public high schools for grades 9-12, serving a community where a majority of students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch.
Among these schools, Pioneer High stands out as the highest-performing, with English Language Arts scores above the state average and the district's best state ranking and lowest dropout rate. Woodland Senior High also shows significant strengths, boasting an exceptionally high graduation rate and the lowest rate of chronic student absenteeism in the district. Both comprehensive high schools graduate over 95% of their students, well above the state average.
The district includes Cache Creek High (Continuation), which serves students needing an alternative setting and operates with a much smaller class size. A key finding is that all district high schools face a challenge with math scores, which are below the state average, suggesting a district-wide focus area. Despite this academic hurdle, the two main high schools successfully support nearly all students to graduation.
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