Summary:
The San Jacinto Unified School District in California is home to three high schools: San Jacinto High, Mountain View High, and Mountain Heights Academy. These schools serve a predominantly low-income population, with high rates of free and reduced-price lunch recipients across all three campuses.
Among the standout schools, San Jacinto High emerges as the largest, with the highest 4-year graduation rate at 92.2% and the lowest dropout rate at 4.2%. However, its test scores are generally lower than the district and state averages, with only 32.53% of 11th-graders proficient or better in English Language Arts and 8.45% in Math. In contrast, Mountain Heights Academy boasts the highest 11th-grade ELA proficiency at 30.19%, though its Math proficiency is significantly lower at 1.89%.
Across the district, the schools face challenges in academic performance, with all three receiving low rankings from SchoolDigger and test scores that fall well below state averages. The disparities in test scores, dropout rates, and resource allocation suggest that the San Jacinto Unified School District may need to address systemic issues to improve the overall quality of education for its students.
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