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Best High Schools in Zip Code 93280


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2
Schools
1,781
Students
Top rankedWasco High983rd of 2,162 California high schools
Summary:

In the Wasco, California area (zip code 93280), there are two public high schools, Wasco High and Wasco Independence High, both operated by the Wasco Union High district, serving grades 9-12 with a combined enrollment of over 1,700 students.

Wasco High is the larger, traditional high school and stands out for its strong graduation rate of 96%, which is well above the state average, and its English Language Arts proficiency that also exceeds state benchmarks. It maintains a consistent performance record and has a lower rate of chronic student absenteeism compared to the state. In contrast, Wasco Independence High is a much smaller school that appears to serve as an alternative program, with significantly higher per-student spending, a very high rate of chronic absenteeism, and lower proficiency scores, though it still graduates a majority of its students.

Both schools face academic challenges in mathematics and science, with proficiency rates below state averages. The district's overall performance is heavily influenced by the larger Wasco High, and the dramatic difference in resources and outcomes between the two schools suggests they are designed for different student needs within the Wasco Union High district.

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