Summary:
Three elementary schools serve the rural Hoopa, California area (zip code 95546) within the Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified district, primarily educating students from kindergarten through eighth grade in a small, remote community.
Among these schools, Hoopa Valley Elementary is the largest and its available test scores show proficiency rates significantly below state averages. Jack Norton Elementary is much smaller, has the highest per-student spending and lowest class size, while Weitchpec Elementary, which only serves grades K-3, reports the highest rate of chronic student absences.
A major challenge across all schools is chronic absenteeism, with rates dramatically higher than the California average, which is a significant barrier to learning. Academic performance data is incomplete, but where available, it indicates the district faces substantial educational hurdles. The schools also show different socioeconomic indicators, with Jack Norton Elementary having a notably lower percentage of students qualifying for free or reduced-price lunch compared to the others.
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