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Abraham Lincoln Jr. High vs Kern County Juvenile Court

Abraham Lincoln Jr. High and Kern County Juvenile Court are very closely rated, both scoring around 4.9 out of 10. Abraham Lincoln Jr. High is significantly larger with 498 students, about 2.1× the size of Kern County Juvenile Court (236). In math proficiency, Abraham Lincoln Jr. High leads at 25.0%.

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Ratings Comparison

MetricAbraham Lincoln Jr. HighKern County Juvenile Court
Overall Rating4.9 / 104.9 / 10
Academic Score2.71.8
Growth Score5.94.6
Diversity Index——
Free/Reduced Lunch95.6%98.7%
Environment Score6.410.0
State Rank#7,805 of 9,557#7,922 of 9,557
State Percentile18th17th

Test Scores

SubjectAbraham Lincoln Jr. HighKern County Juvenile Court
Math Proficiency25.0%2.5%
Math (State Avg)——
ELA Proficiency39.0%7.5%
ELA (State Avg)——

School Details

DetailAbraham Lincoln Jr. HighKern County Juvenile Court
TypeMiddle SchoolSchool
Grades7th – 8thKindergarten – 12th
Enrollment498236
Student-Teacher Ratio19.2:19.4:1
Free/Reduced Lunch95.6%98.7%
Graduation Rate (4yr, Class of 2023)—20–24%
DistrictBakersfield CityKern County Office of Education
CityBakersfieldBakersfield

Neighborhood

MetricBakersfield (93305)Bakersfield (93301)
Median Household Income$41,290$40,725
Median Home Value$245,000$264,300
Median Rent$1,065$1,129
College Educated (Bachelor's+)9.2%19.7%
Poverty Rate31.8%38.8%
Avg Commute23 min23 min