Anderson Union High

The Anderson Union High school district in California consists of 6 high schools serving grades 9-12. The data reveals significant performance gaps between the highest and lowest performing schools in the district. Anderson New Technology High and West Valley Early College High stand out as the top performers, while North Valley High and Oakview High (Alternative) struggle with low test scores, high dropout rates, and chronic absenteeism.

The alternative and community day schools in the district face significant challenges, with much lower graduation rates, higher dropout rates, and higher chronic absenteeism compared to the traditional high schools. There appears to be a correlation between socioeconomic status, as measured by free/reduced lunch rates, and academic performance, with the schools with the highest free/reduced lunch rates generally having the lowest test scores and graduation rates.

The student-teacher ratio varies widely across the schools, from a low of 10.7 at Anderson New Technology High to a high of 34.3 at Oakview High (Alternative), which may be a contributing factor to the performance differences between the schools. Overall, the data provides a comprehensive view of the Anderson Union High School District, highlighting the strengths and challenges of the individual schools.