School test scores… like ’em or not, they’re out for the 2009/2010 year

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SUHSD 2010 HS API Reports

Bonita Vista 832
Olympian 815
Eastlake 811
Otay Ranch 794
Hilltop 771
Castle Park 762
Chula Vista 734
Sweetwater 729
San Ysidro 729
Montgomery 726
Mar Vista 715
Southwest 710

[all]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)[/quote]

Another unorthodox school. Brian won’t like it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Indian_Public_Charter_School

Chavis, who believes principals need to be held more accountable for their schools’ performance[4], replaced most of the school’s staff, eliminated bilingual education and Native American cultural content from the curriculum, and gave away all the school’s technology equipment[5]. Chavis focused instruction on the California Content Standards and instituted a number of unorthodox disciplinary policies.

Check out the educational approach and the disciplinary procedures

For example, Chavis, with parental permission, shaved the head of a student accused of stealing in front of the entire school, forced a girl to clean the boys’ bathroom as punishment, and forced some students to wear embarrassing signs

[all]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)[/quote]

Another unorthodox school. Brian won’t like it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Indian_Public_Charter_School

Chavis, who believes principals need to be held more accountable for their schools’ performance[4], replaced most of the school’s staff, eliminated bilingual education and Native American cultural content from the curriculum, and gave away all the school’s technology equipment[5]. Chavis focused instruction on the California Content Standards and instituted a number of unorthodox disciplinary policies.

Check out the educational approach and the disciplinary procedures

For example, Chavis, with parental permission, shaved the head of a student accused of stealing in front of the entire school, forced a girl to clean the boys’ bathroom as punishment, and forced some students to wear embarrassing signs

[all]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)[/quote]

Another unorthodox school. Brian won’t like it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Indian_Public_Charter_School

Chavis, who believes principals need to be held more accountable for their schools’ performance[4], replaced most of the school’s staff, eliminated bilingual education and Native American cultural content from the curriculum, and gave away all the school’s technology equipment[5]. Chavis focused instruction on the California Content Standards and instituted a number of unorthodox disciplinary policies.

Check out the educational approach and the disciplinary procedures

For example, Chavis, with parental permission, shaved the head of a student accused of stealing in front of the entire school, forced a girl to clean the boys’ bathroom as punishment, and forced some students to wear embarrassing signs

[all]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)[/quote]

Another unorthodox school. Brian won’t like it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Indian_Public_Charter_School

Chavis, who believes principals need to be held more accountable for their schools’ performance[4], replaced most of the school’s staff, eliminated bilingual education and Native American cultural content from the curriculum, and gave away all the school’s technology equipment[5]. Chavis focused instruction on the California Content Standards and instituted a number of unorthodox disciplinary policies.

Check out the educational approach and the disciplinary procedures

For example, Chavis, with parental permission, shaved the head of a student accused of stealing in front of the entire school, forced a girl to clean the boys’ bathroom as punishment, and forced some students to wear embarrassing signs

[all]

[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)[/quote]

Another unorthodox school. Brian won’t like it.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Indian_Public_Charter_School

Chavis, who believes principals need to be held more accountable for their schools’ performance[4], replaced most of the school’s staff, eliminated bilingual education and Native American cultural content from the curriculum, and gave away all the school’s technology equipment[5]. Chavis focused instruction on the California Content Standards and instituted a number of unorthodox disciplinary policies.

Check out the educational approach and the disciplinary procedures

For example, Chavis, with parental permission, shaved the head of a student accused of stealing in front of the entire school, forced a girl to clean the boys’ bathroom as punishment, and forced some students to wear embarrassing signs

[bearishgurl]

GUHSD 2010 HS API Reports

Valhalla 809
Helix Charter 795
West Hills 785
Santana 782
Steele Cyn Charter 774
Grossmont 763
Granite Hills 758
El Capitan 734
Monte Vista 708
Mt. Miguel 670
Cajon Valley 658

[bearishgurl]

GUHSD 2010 HS API Reports

Valhalla 809
Helix Charter 795
West Hills 785
Santana 782
Steele Cyn Charter 774
Grossmont 763
Granite Hills 758
El Capitan 734
Monte Vista 708
Mt. Miguel 670
Cajon Valley 658

[bearishgurl]

GUHSD 2010 HS API Reports

Valhalla 809
Helix Charter 795
West Hills 785
Santana 782
Steele Cyn Charter 774
Grossmont 763
Granite Hills 758
El Capitan 734
Monte Vista 708
Mt. Miguel 670
Cajon Valley 658

[bearishgurl]

GUHSD 2010 HS API Reports

Valhalla 809
Helix Charter 795
West Hills 785
Santana 782
Steele Cyn Charter 774
Grossmont 763
Granite Hills 758
El Capitan 734
Monte Vista 708
Mt. Miguel 670
Cajon Valley 658

[bearishgurl]

GUHSD 2010 HS API Reports

Valhalla 809
Helix Charter 795
West Hills 785
Santana 782
Steele Cyn Charter 774
Grossmont 763
Granite Hills 758
El Capitan 734
Monte Vista 708
Mt. Miguel 670
Cajon Valley 658

[outtamojo]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=enron_by_the_sea]Cool. That one is in lakeside

I also missed Canyon Crest Academy – 894

So we do have some hope…

Still I am amazed to see the following

Gretchen Whitney High, Cerritos – 988
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)
Oakland Charter high -961 (Again)[/quote]

Guess some charter concepts must be working, enron.

Well, shades of Jack London, enron :=) Don’t forget, location, location, location!

enron, the “Oakland” of today is NOT the same “Oakland” we remember from 35-45 years ago, (if you’re old enough to remember it, lol). No longer do you see a rioted, burnt-out moonscape there when rising up to an above-ground BART stop. Oakland is actually EXPENSIVE and DESIRABLE to live in now. Two of my kids attended a concert in July there at the Oracle Arena and told me that they saw thousands of kids in attendance between the ages of 10-15 years old, unattended, who boarded the public buses and BART to get home by themselves at 10:30 p.m., as THEY did.

Those outdated notions about Oakland floating around must still be alive and well with those unfamiliar with the HUGE progress this city has made in liveability over the last 35 years or so.[/quote]

Ha ha, I visit my parents there(Oakland) every couple of months,18 ave and Foothill, and I can tell you that nothing, absolutely nothing has changed in any meaningful way from the time I lived there 1967- 1989. Sure they built some nice row houses and restaurants along Jack London Square but it is still not a place where you don’t keep an eye out by any means. Its too bad my parents were too stubborn to get out of there in 05 when they had a better chance to sell their 100 yr old house.

[outtamojo]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=enron_by_the_sea]Cool. That one is in lakeside

I also missed Canyon Crest Academy – 894

So we do have some hope…

Still I am amazed to see the following

Gretchen Whitney High, Cerritos – 988
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)
Oakland Charter high -961 (Again)[/quote]

Guess some charter concepts must be working, enron.

Well, shades of Jack London, enron :=) Don’t forget, location, location, location!

enron, the “Oakland” of today is NOT the same “Oakland” we remember from 35-45 years ago, (if you’re old enough to remember it, lol). No longer do you see a rioted, burnt-out moonscape there when rising up to an above-ground BART stop. Oakland is actually EXPENSIVE and DESIRABLE to live in now. Two of my kids attended a concert in July there at the Oracle Arena and told me that they saw thousands of kids in attendance between the ages of 10-15 years old, unattended, who boarded the public buses and BART to get home by themselves at 10:30 p.m., as THEY did.

Those outdated notions about Oakland floating around must still be alive and well with those unfamiliar with the HUGE progress this city has made in liveability over the last 35 years or so.[/quote]

Ha ha, I visit my parents there(Oakland) every couple of months,18 ave and Foothill, and I can tell you that nothing, absolutely nothing has changed in any meaningful way from the time I lived there 1967- 1989. Sure they built some nice row houses and restaurants along Jack London Square but it is still not a place where you don’t keep an eye out by any means. Its too bad my parents were too stubborn to get out of there in 05 when they had a better chance to sell their 100 yr old house.

[outtamojo]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=enron_by_the_sea]Cool. That one is in lakeside

I also missed Canyon Crest Academy – 894

So we do have some hope…

Still I am amazed to see the following

Gretchen Whitney High, Cerritos – 988
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)
Oakland Charter high -961 (Again)[/quote]

Guess some charter concepts must be working, enron.

Well, shades of Jack London, enron :=) Don’t forget, location, location, location!

enron, the “Oakland” of today is NOT the same “Oakland” we remember from 35-45 years ago, (if you’re old enough to remember it, lol). No longer do you see a rioted, burnt-out moonscape there when rising up to an above-ground BART stop. Oakland is actually EXPENSIVE and DESIRABLE to live in now. Two of my kids attended a concert in July there at the Oracle Arena and told me that they saw thousands of kids in attendance between the ages of 10-15 years old, unattended, who boarded the public buses and BART to get home by themselves at 10:30 p.m., as THEY did.

Those outdated notions about Oakland floating around must still be alive and well with those unfamiliar with the HUGE progress this city has made in liveability over the last 35 years or so.[/quote]

Ha ha, I visit my parents there(Oakland) every couple of months,18 ave and Foothill, and I can tell you that nothing, absolutely nothing has changed in any meaningful way from the time I lived there 1967- 1989. Sure they built some nice row houses and restaurants along Jack London Square but it is still not a place where you don’t keep an eye out by any means. Its too bad my parents were too stubborn to get out of there in 05 when they had a better chance to sell their 100 yr old house.

[outtamojo]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=enron_by_the_sea]Cool. That one is in lakeside

I also missed Canyon Crest Academy – 894

So we do have some hope…

Still I am amazed to see the following

Gretchen Whitney High, Cerritos – 988
American Indian Public High Oakland – 976 (I thought Oakland had bad schools)
Oakland Charter high -961 (Again)[/quote]

Guess some charter concepts must be working, enron.

Well, shades of Jack London, enron :=) Don’t forget, location, location, location!

enron, the “Oakland” of today is NOT the same “Oakland” we remember from 35-45 years ago, (if you’re old enough to remember it, lol). No longer do you see a rioted, burnt-out moonscape there when rising up to an above-ground BART stop. Oakland is actually EXPENSIVE and DESIRABLE to live in now. Two of my kids attended a concert in July there at the Oracle Arena and told me that they saw thousands of kids in attendance between the ages of 10-15 years old, unattended, who boarded the public buses and BART to get home by themselves at 10:30 p.m., as THEY did.

Those outdated notions about Oakland floating around must still be alive and well with those unfamiliar with the HUGE progress this city has made in liveability over the last 35 years or so.[/quote]

Ha ha, I visit my parents there(Oakland) every couple of months,18 ave and Foothill, and I can tell you that nothing, absolutely nothing has changed in any meaningful way from the time I lived there 1967- 1989. Sure they built some nice row houses and restaurants along Jack London Square but it is still not a place where you don’t keep an eye out by any means. Its too bad my parents were too stubborn to get out of there in 05 when they had a better chance to sell their 100 yr old house.

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