Summary
New Vision High is a small grades 9–12 school in Stockton, serving 105 students in Manteca Unified. The school’s clearest strength is graduation, but its academic proficiency results are much weaker. The most important concern is that in 2025–2026, the school’s results were below the state and district in all three tested subjects—and below every nearby grades 9–12 school with comparable results.
Graduation and dropout results are more favorable than test scores, while attendance is a concern. The 2025–2026 graduation rate was 92%, above California’s 88% but below the district’s 95%; the dropout rate was 2%, below the state’s 8% and the district’s 3%. Chronic absenteeism, however, was 37%, compared with 18% statewide and 22% in the district. In proficiency, ELA was 6%, versus 35% in the district and 49% statewide; math and science were both 0%, versus 23% and 38% in math, and 23% and 36% in science. All three results were below the lowest reported results among seven nearby schools serving the same grades.
Results have declined while state scores rose: from 2022–2023 to 2025–2026, ELA fell 17 percentage points, math fell 2 points and science fell 7 points; SchoolDigger’s overall ranking also dropped from the 18th percentile to the 1st percentile, with 0 stars in 2025–2026. The school is the smallest nearby, and its 2024–2025 student-teacher ratio of 12.1 was lower than any nearby school with a reported ratio. Its free/reduced lunch eligible rate was 74% in 2024–2025, near the nearby-school average of 77%. One notable earlier SchoolDigger result was for English Language Learner students: the school ranked at the 87th percentile in 2021–2022, compared with the overall 13th percentile, but that subgroup ranking fell to the 31st percentile in 2022–2023 and 33rd in 2023–2024. Because enrollment is small, individual-year results may be less stable; the latest supplied English Language Learner ranking is from 2023–2024.
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