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Calico Continuation High

Yermo, CA · Silver Valley Unified

Alternative school · Grades 8-12 · Rural, distant

Not enough test data for a ranking (fewer than 30 students tested)

33525 Ponnay, Yermo, CA 92327

(760) 254-2715Official website ↗NCES ID 063682007256Directory 2023–24

36
Students
2023–24 enrollment
36:1
Student / teacher ratio
93%
Free / reduced-price lunch
low-income indicator
72.2%
Chronically absent
CA average 20%

Not enough test data to rank this school.

Racial and ethnic breakdown of 36 students (2023–24, NCES) — history since 1987, with comparable seven-category changes from 2010

Hispanic47%White31%Black14%
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categories changedHispanic 47%White 31%Black 14%8%81%19872023
GroupTrend20102023Change
Hispanic26.7%47.2%▲ 20.5 pts
White53.3%30.6%▼ 22.7 pts
Black3.3%13.9%▲ 10.6 pts
Asian3.3%2.8%▼ 0.5 pts
Two or more races3.3%2.8%▼ 0.5 pts
American Indian3.3%2.8%▼ 0.5 pts
Pacific Islander6.7%0.0%▼ 6.7 pts

NCES history for this school begins in 1987. Race categories changed by 2010: earlier data combines Asian and Pacific Islander students and does not consistently identify multiracial students. The chart retains that history, while the change table uses 2010 onward.

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What school district is Calico Continuation High in?

Calico Continuation High is part of the Silver Valley Unified district in Yermo, California.

Is Calico Continuation High a good school?

Calico Continuation High does not have enough recent test data for a SchoolRow ranking.

What is the racial makeup of Calico Continuation High?

Hispanic 47%, White 31%, Black 14%, Asian 3% (36 students, 2023–24).

Sources: state education department data (CAASPP 2024–25, low-income, chronic absenteeism), National Center for Education Statistics via the Urban Institute (enrollment, demographics, staffing), Zillow Group (home values). Rankings are computed by SchoolRow from state English and Math results within grade level; they measure test performance, not everything that makes a school good.