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John B. Allard drop-out rate decreased by 39.8 percent compared to previous school year

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John B. Allard drop-out rate in the 2017-18 school year decreased by 39.8 percent compared to the previous school year’s drop-out rate of 48.8, 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 Center for Education Statistics in 2018, of the 48 states where data was collected, Black males remain at the bottom of four 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 Ranking Compared to Previous School Year
RankingSchoolDrop-out rate2016-17 Drop-out rate
1Millennium High Alternative00
1Piedmont High School00
1Amador County Special Education0--
1Biggs High School06.5
1Durham High School01.2
1Maxwell Sr High School03.4
1Pierce High School01
1Mid Valley High School (Continuation)011.8
1Miramonte High School00.7
1Middle College High School00
1California High School00.2
1Monte Vista High School00.5
1Kingsburg High School00.8
1Parlier High School01.5
1Sierra High School00
1Hamilton High School00
1Princeton Junior-Senior High School0--
1McKinleyville High School04.7
1Hoopa Valley High School00
1South Fork Junior - Senior High School02.7
1Ferndale High School00
1Big Pine High School0--
1Bishop Union High School01.5
1Boron Junior-Senior High School02.4
1Desert Junior-Senior High School00
1853Gerber Jr./Sr. High School27.323.1
1853Harbor Springs Charter27.320
1862Ridgeview High School (Continuation)27.530.5
1862La Paloma High School (Continuation)27.516.5
1864Buena Vista Continuation High School27.627.4
1864Alain Leroy Locke College Preparatory Academy27.628.6
1866Belmont Senior High School27.816.2
1866Marin County Special Education27.8--
1866Gateway Community27.816.7
1869Raincross High School (Continuation)27.938.1
1870Greenwood Academy2828.2
1870Sierra High School280
1870Beach High-Intensive Learning Program2846.9
1873Gateway to College Academy28.250
1874Table Mountain28.626.7
1874Happy Camp High School28.67.1
1874Diego Hills Central Public Charter28.6--
1877Afflerbaugh-Paige Camp28.824.3
1878Angel's Gate (Continuation)28.917.6
1878Eric Birch High School (Continuation)28.921.6
1880Abraham Lincoln Alternative2920
1881Orangewood High School (Continuation)29.123.7
1882HomeTech Charter29.231.8
1883Youth Opportunities Unlimited29.333.1
1884San Andreas Continuation High School29.427.9
1884John B. Allard29.448.8
1884Tustin Connect29.421.7
1884Scholar Plus Online Learning29.4--
1888Pacific Career and Technology High School29.516.4
1889Colusa Alternative Home29.625
1889Central High School29.635.5
1891Desert Oasis High School (Continuation)29.712.7
1891California Virtual Academy at Sutter29.737.7
1893Ellington (Duke) High School (Continuation)29.829.7
1894Bidwell Continuation High School29.925.7
1895Captain John Continuation High School306.3
1895Noyo High School (Continuation)3035.7
1895MERIT Academy308.3
1898Fernando R. Ledesma Continuation High School30.136
1898Opportunities for Learning - Duarte30.134.9
1900Phoenix Continuation30.226.3
1901Mt. Lukens Continuation30.413
1901La Sierra High (Alternative)30.435.8
1901Monarch30.432
1904Avalon High School30.631.9
1904Deep Creek Academy30.638.5
1906Mt. Olive Innovation and Technology High School30.829.3
1906Sierra Home30.84.8
1906Gilbert High School (Continuation)30.828.7
1906San Joaquin County Special Education30.816.7
1910R. K. Lloyde High School30.918.1
2150Santa Cruz County Court74.336.6
2151S.F. County Special Education75--
2152San Diego County Court75.378.3
2153San Bernardino County Juvenile Detention and Assessment Center75.768.9
2154Highlands Community Charter76.260.9
2155Solano County Community76.578.9
2156MethodSchools77.845.8
2157Center for Alternative Learning78.978.9
2158Gateway College and Career Academy81.640.4
2159Clovis Community Day Secondary School83.3--
2160Sonoma County Court84.667.6
2161EPIC de Cesar Chavez85.363.5
2162Dan Jacobs86.7--
2162Santa Cruz County Career Advancement Charter86.7--
2164SIATech Academy South87.755.2
2165Sonoma County Alternative Education Programs88.936.4
2166Opportunity Youth Academy89.142.6
2167Hart-Ransom Academic Charter89.54.5
2168Escuela Popular/Center for Training and Careers Family Learning90.190.1
2168Santa Clara County Special Education90.120.3
2170Siskiyou County Special Education90.9--
2170Oroville High Community Day90.990.9
2172Family First Charter92.771.6
2173Civicorps Corpsmember Academy93.331.8
2174New Opportunities Charter96.593.8

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