Summary:
The Lucerne Valley Unified school district in California is home to two high schools: Lucerne Valley High and Mountain View High. Both schools are performing significantly below state averages across a range of key metrics, indicating significant challenges in providing a high-quality education to their students.
Lucerne Valley High has consistently ranked in the bottom 30% of California high schools over the past 3 years, with a graduation rate of 88.7% and a dropout rate of 7.5%, both worse than the state average. The school also has a very high chronic absenteeism rate of 45.0% and significantly lower proficiency rates in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science compared to the state. Mountain View High performs even worse, ranking in the bottom 10% of California high schools and having a 100.0% chronic absenteeism rate.
Both high schools serve student populations facing significant socioeconomic challenges, with Lucerne Valley High having a free/reduced lunch rate of 90.15% and Mountain View High at 66.67%. Despite the relatively low student-teacher ratios at both schools, the data suggests that deeper systemic challenges need to be addressed to improve outcomes for students in the Lucerne Valley Unified School District.
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