Summary:
The city of Anderson, California is home to 14 schools serving students from elementary through high school, including 6 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, 5 high schools, and 1 alternative school. The data reveals a diverse landscape, with some schools, like Anderson New Technology High and Tree of Life International Charter, consistently performing above district and state averages, while others, such as North Valley High and Oakview High (Alternative), face significant challenges with high dropout rates, chronic absenteeism, and low test scores.
The data highlights the importance of school choice, with public charter schools like Anderson New Technology High and Tree of Life International Charter demonstrating strong performance. However, the district as a whole serves a significant population of economically disadvantaged students, with free and reduced lunch rates ranging from 51.1% to 90.91%, suggesting that socioeconomic factors play a crucial role in student outcomes.
The data also reveals stark contrasts in graduation rates, with Anderson High boasting a 92.4% 4-year graduation rate, while North Valley High struggles with a 41.4% rate. Similarly, dropout rates vary significantly, from 3.8% at Anderson High to 32.8% at North Valley High. These findings underscore the need for targeted interventions and support to address the challenges faced by some schools in the Anderson Union High and Cascade Union Elementary districts.
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