Summary:
The Neighbors' New Vistas High School area features one public charter high school, Neighbors' New Vistas High School, serving students in grades 9-12. This school is part of the Neighbors' New Vistas High School district.
Neighbors' New Vistas High School has an enrollment of 130 students and a student-teacher ratio of 10.8, which is quite low, suggesting students may receive more individualized attention. The school has a strong graduation rate of 88.4%, indicating success in keeping students on track to graduate. However, the school faces significant academic challenges. Its statewide rankings have consistently placed it in the bottom quartile, with a recent rating of 0 stars. SAT proficiency scores are particularly concerning, with only 20.83% of students proficient in Reading/Writing and a mere 4.17% in Mathematics for the 2024-2025 academic year, both substantially below state averages. The previous year's data showed 0% math proficiency.
Further concerns include a chronic absenteeism rate of 17.8%, which can negatively impact learning. The school also serves a high proportion of students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds, with 66.92% qualifying for free or reduced lunch. Despite these challenges, the school spends $16,432 per student, a substantial amount that suggests resources are available. The key takeaway is that while Neighbors' New Vistas High School excels at graduating its students and offers a favorable student-teacher ratio, its academic performance, especially in standardized testing, requires significant improvement. Strategic utilization of available resources and the low student-teacher ratio will be crucial in addressing these academic deficiencies.
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