Summary:
The Iftin Charter District in San Diego, California, contains a single elementary school, Iftin Charter. This school has consistently ranked in the bottom half of California elementary schools, with below-average performance on standardized tests in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science across all grade levels.
Iftin Charter has a high percentage of students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, at 85.14%, indicating a high level of poverty among the student population. Additionally, the school has an extremely high student-to-teacher ratio of 60.5, which may be a contributing factor to the low academic performance. The school's chronic absenteeism rate of 28.6% is also quite high compared to the state average, which may further hinder student learning and achievement.
Overall, the data suggests that Iftin Charter is a struggling school that is facing significant challenges in providing a high-quality education to its students. The low academic performance, high poverty levels, and high student-to-teacher ratio are all areas that the school and district should focus on addressing to improve student outcomes.
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