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San Bernardino County Office of Education


At a glance
906thof 968 California districts
Better than 6% of California districts
Alternative 3Grades K-12
601 North E St.
San Bernardino, CA 92415-0020
·(909) 386-2704·All California district rankings →
3
Schools
2,367
Students
Summary:

San Bernardino County Office of Education has three alternative schools, all listed as serving K–12, with reported 2025–2026 results in English, math, and science. These schools range in size from 113 to 1,860 students. Across the group, average proficiency was 5% in English, 2% in math, and 3% in science, compared with 49%, 38%, and 36% statewide. The central finding is that even the group’s strongest school remains far below state proficiency levels in every subject.

Community School/Independent Alternative Education leads the all-grades results, with 7% proficient in English, 3% in math, and 6% in science; its leads over the next-highest school are 3, 1, and 4 percentage points, respectively. San Bernardino County Special Education has the lowest English result at 2% and ties for the lowest science result at 2%; San Bernardino County Juve Detention and Assessment Center has the lowest math result at 2%. Grade-level leaders vary: in grade 8, Community leads English, Juve leads math, and Special Education leads science; Special Education also leads grade 11 math. Community reports the highest graduation rate, 57%, while Juve has the lowest chronic absenteeism, 5%; all three dropout rates, 30% to 36%, exceed the 8% state figure.

Results shifted differently by subject between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026: the group’s average English proficiency fell from 6% to 5%, math rose from 1% to 2%, and science increased from 3.1% to 3.4%, while state results rose in all three subjects. SchoolDigger gives the district a rank of 906 out of 968, at the 6th percentile, with 0 stars; this is a district rating, not a separate rating for each school. The schools also differ in size and student-teacher ratios: Special Education has 1,860 students and a ratio of 11.3, Community has 394 and a ratio of 14.6, and Juve has 113 and a ratio of 16.2. For 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 75% at Special Education, 90% at Community, and 97% at Juve. Juve’s small enrollment is worth keeping in mind when comparing percentages.

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SchoolDigger data sources: National Center for Education Statistics, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. Census Bureau and the California Department of Education.

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