Summary:
The Orland Joint Unified school district in California serves 6 schools, including 2 elementary schools, 1 middle school, 3 high schools (with 1 continuation high school), and no alternative schools. The district faces significant challenges, with all schools performing below the state average on academic measures.
Among the standout schools, Orland High School is the largest high school with the highest graduation rate (89.6%) and lowest dropout rate (3.7%), but its test scores are below average. In contrast, the small North Valley High (Continuation) has a high graduation rate (91.4%) but extremely low test scores. At the elementary level, Fairview Elementary stands out with the lowest chronic absenteeism and the highest test scores in the district.
Across the district, there are concerning trends, including low proficiency rates in English Language Arts and Math, high rates of free/reduced lunch recipients, and wide variations in student-teacher ratios. These systemic challenges suggest the need for targeted interventions and resource allocation to support student success throughout the Orland Joint Unified school district.
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