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Mad River High (Continuation)

Mad River High (Continuation) is a public high school in McKinleyville, CA, serving grades 9–12, with 28 students and a 13.9:1 student-teacher ratio.

In 2023-2024, the share of students meeting the state standard was 11% in English Language Arts and 7% in Math.

Grades
9–12
Enrollment
28
Students per teacher
13.9:1
Level
High
Type
Public · Alternative/Other

2023-2024 testing year

State test results

Share of students meeting or exceeding the state standard.

English Language Arts11%
Math7%

Student body

White50%
Hispanic18%
Two or more races18%
Native American11%
Black4%
Male / female
54% / 46%
Free or reduced lunch
82%
Enrollment change vs prior year
+3.7%
Prior-year enrollment
27

School details

Address
1300 Murray Rd, McKinleyville, CA 95519
Phone
(707) 839-6480
Website
nohum.k12.ca.us/ths/ths.htm
Setting
Town - Remote
Status
Operational
NCES ID
060303007262
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School district

Northern Humboldt Union High School District

District rating
B+
Schools
4
Students
1,627
Spending per student
$16,328
Teachers (FTE)
91
Grades
K–12
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About Mad River High (Continuation)

How do students at Mad River High (Continuation) perform on state tests?

In the 2023-2024 testing year, the share of Mad River High (Continuation) students meeting or exceeding the state standard was 11% in English Language Arts and 7% in Math.

What grades does Mad River High (Continuation) serve?

Mad River High (Continuation) serves grades 9–12 as a high school.

How many students attend Mad River High (Continuation)?

28 students attend Mad River High (Continuation), up from 27 the prior year, with a student-teacher ratio of 13.9:1.

Which school district is Mad River High (Continuation) in?

Mad River High (Continuation) is part of Northern Humboldt Union High School District, which reports 4 schools, 1,627 students and $16,328 of spending per student.