Student Outcomes
Graduation rates, college-going rates, and Advanced Placement / IB participation.
No graduation data found for this school’s district.
EDFacts grad rates are reported at the district level. This school may belong to a district that didn’t file, or the LEA ID isn’t matched in our data.
EDFacts grad rates are reported at the district level. This school may belong to a district that didn’t file, or the LEA ID isn’t matched in our data.
This School’s Graduation Rate
The adjusted cohort rate reported for this school on its own, shown alongside the district figure rather than in place of it.
School cohort rate (2025)
100.0%
School cohort size (2025)
199
Which rate is which: this rate is filed for this school on its own, from the state cohort graduation file.
Cohort rate by year
2025 (cohort 199)100.0%
2024 (cohort 180)100.0%
2023 (cohort 218)98.2%
2022 (cohort 152)100.0%
2020 (cohort 159)100.0%
2019 (cohort 159)97.0%
2018 (cohort 165)97.0%
2017 (cohort 166)97.0%
Source: school-level cohort graduation file, 2015 to 2025 (4YR cohort).
Where Leavers Enrolled
College enrolment within 12 months of leaving, 2023 completer cohort.
College-going rate (2023)
62.6%
High school completers
214
Enrolled in college
134
Not enrolled in college
80
Destination of those who enrolled
In-state colleges102 (76.1% of enrolled)
Out-of-state colleges32 (23.9% of enrolled)
University of California (UC)1 (0.7% of enrolled)
California State University (CSU)15 (11.2% of enrolled)
California Community College (CCC)79 (59.0% of enrolled)
In-state private college7 (5.2% of enrolled)
Out-of-state 4-year college32 (23.9% of enrolled)
Out-of-state 2-year college0 (0.0% of enrolled)
By university entry requirements
Did not meet UC/CSU requirements43.2% of 118 completers
Met UC/CSU requirements86.5% of 96 completers
Source: state college-going rate file, 2023. Counts under 11 are suppressed at source.
What to look for
- 4-year graduation rate is the share of a cohort who earned a regular diploma within four years.
- 5-year rate captures students who took an extra year — useful context for struggling schools.
- College-going rate is the percentage enrolling in any college within 12–16 months of graduation.
- AP participation shows how many students attempt college-level coursework; the AP pass rate (3+) shows how many succeed.