Summary:
The Piner-Olivet Charter District in California has only one school, Piner-Olivet Charter, which is a middle school serving grades 7-8. While the school is a public charter, its performance metrics and rankings suggest it is not among the top-performing schools in the state.
Piner-Olivet Charter has a relatively high chronic absenteeism rate of 11.6%, and its test scores in English Language Arts, Mathematics, and Science are generally below the statewide averages. The school's statewide ranking has fluctuated over the past few years, indicating inconsistent academic performance. Additionally, the school has a relatively high percentage of students (44.44%) receiving free or reduced-price lunch, suggesting it may be serving a population with greater socioeconomic challenges.
While Piner-Olivet Charter is not a standout school in the district or statewide, the data suggests there are areas for improvement, such as addressing the school's test scores, chronic absenteeism, and staffing challenges. With a student-teacher ratio of 25.5 to 1, which is higher than the state average, the school may need to explore ways to provide more individualized attention and support to its students.
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