Fernando R. Ledesma Continuation High ranks 1,900th in drop-out rate among California schools

Fernando R. Ledesma Continuation High ranks 1,900th in drop-out rate among California schools
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Fernando R. Ledesma Continuation High ranked 1,900th among California schools in the 2018-19 school year with a drop-out rate of 30 percent, according to the California Department of Education.

CDE data shows that graduation and dropout rates continue to confirm that there is a growing achievement gap between Latino, Black, and English learner students. The achievement gap refers to the disparities in academic performance associated with race and class.

According to data provided by the National Centre for Education Statistics in 2018, of the 48 states where data was collected, Black males remain at the bottom of 4 year high school graduation rates.

Closing the achievement gap earlier in the schooling process, such as during elementary school, can improve high school graduation rates and decrease drop-out rates. Individually tailored student support is one way that has been proposed to accomplish this.

In The Long-Term Impact of Systemic Student Support in Elementary School: Reducing High School Dropout, Terrence J. Lee-St. John, a Biostatistician at the Research Department of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, says “students often fail to complete high school for complex reasons that often manifest long before they reach high school. Individually tailored student support during elementary school can lead to lasting and meaningful effects.”

Top 100 Schools Ranked by Drop-Out Rate
Rank School District Drop-Out rate
1 Cerritos High ABC Unified 0.0
1 Whitney (Gretchen) High ABC Unified 0.0
1 Miramonte High Acalanes Union High 0.0
1 Alameda Community Learning Center Alameda Unified 0.0
1 Alameda Science and Technology Institute Alameda Unified 0.0
1 Amador County Special Education Amador County Office of Education 0.0
1 Oxford Academy Anaheim Union High 0.0
1 Academies of the Antelope Valley Antelope Valley Union High 0.0
1 SOAR High (Students On Academic Rise) Antelope Valley Union High 0.0
1 Dozier-Libbey Medical High Antioch Unified 0.0
1 Academy for Academic Excellence Apple Valley Unified 0.0
1 Arcadia High Arcadia Unified 0.0
1 Anzar High Aromas – San Juan Unified 0.0
1 Tioga High Big Oak Flat-Groveland Unified 0.0
1 Big Pine High Big Pine Unified 0.0
1 Big Valley Jr. Sr. High Big Valley Joint Unified 0.0
1 Biggs High Biggs Unified 0.0
1 Bishop Union High Bishop Unified 0.0
1 Trivium Charter Blochman Union Elementary 0.0
1 Clarksville Charter Buckeye Union Elementary 0.0
1 Burbank Unified Independent Learning Academy (BUILA) Burbank Unified 0.0
1 Calistoga Junior-Senior High Calistoga Joint Unified 0.0
1 Whitmore Charter High Ceres Unified 0.0
1 Charter Oak High Charter Oak Unified 0.0
1 Oak Knoll Alternative Charter Oak Unified 0.0
1876 Table Mountain Butte County Office of Education 28.6
1876 Diego Hills Central Public Charter Dehesa Elementary 28.6
1876 Happy Camp High Siskiyou Union High 28.6
1879 Afflerbaugh-Paige Camp Los Angeles County Office of Education 28.8
1880 Eric Birch High (Continuation) Fontana Unified 28.9
1880 Angel’s Gate (Continuation) Los Angeles Unified 28.9
1882 Abraham Lincoln Alternative Southern Kern Unified 29.0
1883 Orangewood High (Continuation) Redlands Unified 29.1
1884 HomeTech Charter Paradise Unified 29.2
1885 Youth Opportunities Unlimited Los Angeles Unified 29.3
1886 Scholar Plus Online Learning Perris Union High 29.4
1886 San Andreas Continuation High San Benito High 29.4
1886 John B. Allard Stanislaus County Office of Education 29.4
1886 Tustin Connect Tustin Unified 29.4
1890 Pacific Career and Technology High Twin Rivers Unified 29.5
1891 Colusa Alternative Home Colusa Unified 29.6
1891 Central High Los Angeles Unified 29.6
1893 Desert Oasis High (Continuation) Central Union High 29.7
1893 California Virtual Academy at Sutter Meridian Elementary 29.7
1895 Ellington (Duke) High (Continuation) Los Angeles Unified 29.8
1896 Bidwell Continuation High Antioch Unified 29.9
1897 Noyo High (Continuation) Fort Bragg Unified 30.0
1897 MERIT Academy Grossmont Union High 30.0
1897 Captain John Continuation High Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified 30.0
1900 Opportunities for Learning – Duarte Duarte Unified 30.1
1900 Fernando R. Ledesma Continuation High El Monte Union High 30.1
1902 Phoenix Continuation Los Angeles Unified 30.2
1903 La Sierra High (Alternative) Fullerton Joint Union High 30.4
1903 Mt. Lukens Continuation Los Angeles Unified 30.4
1903 Monarch San Diego County Office of Education 30.4
1906 Deep Creek Academy Farmersville Unified 30.6
1906 Avalon High Los Angeles Unified 30.6
1908 Gilbert High (Continuation) Anaheim Union High 30.8
1908 Mt. Olive Innovation and Technology High Duarte Unified 30.8
1908 Sierra Home Mariposa County Unified 30.8
1908 San Joaquin County Special Education San Joaquin County Office of Education 30.8
1912 R. K. Lloyde High Centinela Valley Union High 30.9
1912 Pioneer Technical Center Madera County Superintendent of Schools 30.9
1914 California Virtual Academy at Kings Armona Union Elementary 31.0
1914 Inspire Charter School – South Dehesa Elementary 31.0
1914 Vista West Continuation High Kern High 31.0
1917 Horizons School: Independent Study Mt. Diablo Unified 31.3
1917 Bill M. Manes High San Pasqual Valley Unified 31.3
1919 Confluence Continuation High Placer Union High 31.4
1919 La Entrada Continuation High San Juan Unified 31.4
1919 San Luis Obispo County Community San Luis Obispo County Office of Education 31.4
1922 Foothill High East Side Union High 31.5
1922 New Designs Charter School-Watts Los Angeles Unified 31.5
1922 Pathway Independent Study Lynwood Unified 31.5
1922 Royal Sunset (Continuation) San Lorenzo Unified 31.5
1926 Eureka Community Humboldt County Office of Education 31.6
2157 Solano County Community Solano County Office of Education 76.5
2158 MethodSchools Dehesa Elementary 77.8
2159 Center for Alternative Learning Chico Unified 78.9
2160 Gateway College and Career Academy Riverside County Office of Education 81.6
2161 Clovis Community Day Secondary Clovis Unified 83.3
2162 Sonoma County Court Sonoma County Office of Education 84.6
2163 EPIC de Cesar Chavez Nevada County Office of Education 85.3
2164 Santa Cruz County Career Advancement Charter Santa Cruz County Office of Education 86.7
2164 Dan Jacobs Yolo County Office of Education 86.7
2166 SIATech Academy South Acton-Agua Dulce Unified 87.7
2167 Sonoma County Alternative Education Programs Sonoma County Office of Education 88.9
2168 Opportunity Youth Academy Santa Clara County Office of Education 89.1
2169 Hart-Ransom Academic Charter Hart-Ransom Union Elementary 89.5
2170 Escuela Popular/Center for Training and Careers Family Learning East Side Union High 90.1
2170 Santa Clara County Special Education Santa Clara County Office of Education 90.1
2172 Oroville High Community Day Oroville Union High 90.9
2172 Siskiyou County Special Education Siskiyou County Office of Education 90.9
2174 Family First Charter Centinela Valley Union High 92.7
2175 Civicorps Corpsmember Academy Oakland Unified 93.3
2176 New Opportunities Charter Centinela Valley Union High 96.5
2177 Imperial County Special Education Imperial County Office of Education 100.0
2177 Clear Passage Educational Center Long Beach Unified 100.0
2177 Merced County Special Education Merced County Office of Education 100.0
2177 Lighthouse Community Charter High Oakland Unified 100.0
2177 Special Education Tulare County Office of Education 100.0


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