Summary
Tulare County Court is a small public high school serving grades 7-12 in Visalia, California, with a student population of just 68 students. The school is part of the Tulare County Office of Education district, which is ranked 946 out of 1,543 districts in the state and has a 2-star rating from SchoolDigger.
Despite the relatively high spending per student at Tulare County Court, ranging from $27,740 to $133,275 over the past few years, the school consistently ranks in the bottom 10% of California high schools, with 0% of students proficient in English Language Arts, Math, and Science across all grade levels. The school's 4-year graduation rate is very low, ranging from 13.6% to 86.4%, and its dropout rate is high, ranging from 8.2% to 86.4%. Tulare County Court also has a very high chronic absenteeism rate, ranging from 6.8% to 26.3% over the past few years.
In comparison, nearby schools in the Tulare Joint Union High and Visalia Unified districts, such as University Preparatory High, a charter school in the same district, rank significantly higher, with much better academic achievement, graduation rates, and lower chronic absenteeism. The high rates of poverty and the school's focus on serving a high-needs student population in a court setting may contribute to Tulare County Court's low performance, and the district and school leadership should prioritize developing and implementing targeted interventions to address these issues.
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