Top API Scores - 2011
Larger Elementary Schools
|
SCHOOL |
DISTRICT |
2010 Base |
2011 Growth |
DIFFERENCE |
|
Lassen View (K-8) |
Lassen View Union Elementary |
885 |
896 |
+11 |
|
Evergreen (K-4) |
Evergreen Union |
908 |
884 |
-24 |
|
Richfield (K-8) |
Richfield Elementary |
858 |
884 |
+26 |
Middle Schools
|
SCHOOL |
DISTRICT |
2010 Base |
2011 Growth |
DIFFERENCE |
|
Evergreen (5-8) |
Evergreen Union |
853 |
848 |
-5 |
|
Berrendos (6-7) |
Antelope Elementary |
812 |
813 |
+1 |
|
Vista (7-8) |
Red Bluff Elementary |
774 |
778 |
+4 |
High Schools
|
SCHOOL |
DISTRICT |
2010 Base |
2011 Growth |
DIFFERENCE |
|
Red Bluff (9-12) |
Red Bluff Joint Union High |
740 |
760 |
+20 |
|
Los Molinos (9-12) |
Los Molinos Unified |
775 |
726 |
-49 |
|
Corning (9-12) |
Corning Union High |
706 |
726 |
+20 |
Small Elementary Schools
|
SCHOOL |
DISTRICT |
2010 Base |
2011 Growth |
DIFFERENCE |
|
Kirkwood (K-8) |
Kirkwood Elementary |
832 |
856 |
+24 |
|
Vina (K-8) |
Los Molinos Unified |
831 |
838 |
+7 |
|
Bend (K-8) |
Bend Elementary |
770 |
798 |
+28 |
Alternative Schools Accountability Model
|
SCHOOL |
DISTRICT |
2010 Base |
2011 Growth |
DIFFERENCE |
|
Salisbury High School (9-12) |
Red Bluff Joint Union High |
527 |
578 |
+51 |
|
Centennial High School (9-12) |
Corning Union High |
621 |
490 |
-131 |
"While we applaud gains in student performance, we must continue to focus on student achievement across all stages of our educational system. It is our obligation to provide a foundation of learning and critical thinking skills that will help our students become the self-confident, well-prepared leaders of tomorrow that they have the potential to be. We must also pay particular attention to preparing students for post-secondary education such as college and vocational school. With this in mind, we have partnered with Expect More Tehama, a community wide movement to raise awareness and provide options for higher education. Expect More Tehama gives us the chance to look at the facets of our educational systems and celebrate the successes while we work together on what we agree to improve. Providing quality education is an issue of great importance. This school year will be an unprecedented opportunity to focus on our current challenges and place our efforts in some well-reasoned solutions.”
~Larry Champion, Superintendent of Schools


Student Achievement Data & Reports*:
2011 Data
2010 Data
2009 Data
* Data Source: California Department of Education