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Stanislaus County Special Education vs Connecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley

Connecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley has a higher overall rating of 6.8/10 compared to 6.1/10. Connecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley is significantly larger with 708 students, about 1.7× the size of Stanislaus County Special Education (408). In math proficiency, Connecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley leads at 27.0%.

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Ratings Comparison

MetricStanislaus County Special EducationConnecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley
Overall Rating6.1 / 106.8 / 10
Academic Score1.94.7
Growth Score9.37.2
Diversity Index——
Free/Reduced Lunch56.9%48.7%
Environment Score9.69.0
State Rank#5,580 of 9,557#3,739 of 9,557
State Percentile42th61th

Test Scores

SubjectStanislaus County Special EducationConnecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley
Math Proficiency2.5%27.0%
Math (State Avg)——
ELA Proficiency7.5%42.0%
ELA (State Avg)——

School Details

DetailStanislaus County Special EducationConnecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley
TypeSchoolSchool
GradesKindergarten – 12thKindergarten – 12th
Enrollment408708
Student-Teacher Ratio9.5:117.7:1
Free/Reduced Lunch56.9%48.7%
Graduation Rate (4yr, Class of 2023)<50%90–94%
DistrictStanislaus County Office of EducationConnecting Waters Charter School - Central Valley District
CityModestoWaterford

Neighborhood

MetricModesto (95354)Waterford (95386)
Median Household Income$65,643$71,336
Median Home Value$360,300$391,100
Median Rent$1,463$1,543
College Educated (Bachelor's+)17.4%9.8%
Poverty Rate15.6%14.6%
Avg Commute28 min30 min