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Crossroads High (Alternative)

PublicAlternative/otherGrades 0–12
Newark, California · Newark Unified
SCHOOL SNAPSHOT
Students31
Student:Teacher19.5:1
Free/Reduced Lunch52%
Title INo
Crossroads High (Alternative)
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Similarity is calculated using school level (weighted x4), enrollment size (x3), sector/charter/Title I match (x2), and FRL proximity (x1). Higher match % means a more comparable school.

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Similarity calculated CCD (2023).

Quick Comparison: vs Top Match

MetricCrossroads High (AlternativeHeritage Valley Independent
Enrollment3132
FRL %52%75%
LevelOtherOther
SectorPublicPublic
Title INoNo
Student:Teacher19.5:132.0:1
LocationNewarkFillmore