Summary:
The Options for Youth-Acton District consists of a single public charter high school, Options for Youth-Acton, serving grades 7-12 with a total enrollment of 1,770 students.
Options for Youth-Acton appears to be a struggling school, with a low statewide ranking between 1440 and 1551 out of around 2,300 California high schools, a 4-year graduation rate of only 25.7%, and a high dropout rate of 29.7%. The school also has very high chronic absenteeism at 46.7% and significantly below-average test scores across all grade levels and subject areas compared to state averages. Additionally, a high percentage (81.86%) of the school's students qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, and the student-teacher ratio is very high at 37.7.
Overall, the data suggests that Options for Youth-Acton is not effectively meeting the needs of its student population and requires significant improvements in areas such as academic achievement, attendance, and graduation rates to better serve its community. The school's consistently poor performance over the past three school years indicates that it has struggled to make meaningful progress during this time period.
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