CaliforniaSchoolsCompton High

Compton High

PublicRegularGrades Grades 912
Compton, California · Compton Unified
SCHOOL SNAPSHOT
Oileanaich Oileanaich1,438
ST Ratio26.1:1
FRL95%
Tiotal INo
Behaviour & Safety

Compton High — Behaviour & Safety

Bullying allegations, restraint and seclusion events, law-enforcement referrals and other behaviour-related events at Compton High from the federal Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC).

CRDC Reported Events
0
events
2021 bullying allegations
Restraint events0
Law-enf. referrals5
Bullying & Harassment Allegations
CRDC 2021 — allegations of harassment by basis
0
Race / colour / nat. origin
0
Sex
0
Disability
0
Sexual orientation / gender identity
Restraint & Seclusion
CRDC 2021 — instances of physical, mechanical or seclusion intervention
0
Physical restraint
0
Mechanical restraint
0
Seclusion
Law-Enforcement Referrals & School-based Arrests
CRDC 2021 — referrals + arrests, by sex and IDEA disability status
5
Total referrals
3
School-based arrests
1
IDEA-disability referrals
0
IDEA-disability arrests
California State Discipline Record
CDE 2024-25, the newer annual state source alongside the federal CRDC figures above
3.1%
Suspension rate
48
Students suspended
0.0%
Expulsion rate
0
Suspended for defiance only
Reason for removalSuspensionsExpulsions
Violent incident causing injury320
Violent incident, no injury170
Weapons possession10
Illicit drug related50
Other reasons10
Student groupStudentsSuspendedExpelled
Economically Disadvantaged1,4763.0%0.0%
Hispanic/Latino1,2831.9%0.0%
Male8303.1%0.0%
Female7403.0%0.0%
English Learner2882.4%0.0%
Black (not Hispanic) African American2578.2%0.0%
Children with disabilities2162.8%0.0%
Homeless3912.8%0.0%
Foster care students258.0%0.0%
Pacific Islander1414.3%0.0%
6 further student groups are withheld by CDE because the group is too small to report without identifying individual students.
Source: California Department of Education, suspension and expulsion report, 2024-25. Rates are the share of cumulative enrollment suspended or expelled at least once.
Source: U.S. Department of Education Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC). All event counts are self-reported by the school district.