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River Islands High District School District

School District · Lathrop, California

Students: 278
Teachers (FTE): 15

Schools

1

1 high

Per-Pupil Spending

$21,222

Student-Teacher Ratio

18.5:1

How this district compares

Per-pupil spending

$21,222

+$3,575 vs California median

District size

278 students

Smaller than California median

About River Islands High District

River Islands High District is a Lathrop, California school district serving 1 schools. The district educates 278 students with a student-teacher ratio of 18.5:1. The district invests $21,222 per student annually.

The district includes 1 high school.

District Map

Schools in River Islands High District, colored by MySchoolScout rank. Click a pin for details.

Schools in River Islands High District

1 schools

District Details

City
Lathrop
Total Enrollment
278
Teachers (FTE)
15
Child Poverty Rate
0.2%
Data Year
2023

Frequently Asked Questions

How many schools are in River Islands High District?

River Islands High District has 1 schools in total — 1 high schools. You can explore each school's ratings and details on this page.

What is the average rating for River Islands High District?

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What is the per-pupil spending in River Islands High District?

River Islands High District spends $21,222 per student per year.

What is the student-teacher ratio in River Islands High District?

The average student-teacher ratio in River Islands High District is 18.5:1.

What is the top-rated school in River Islands High District?

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Data from NCES Common Core of Data, California Dept. of Education, and U.S. Census ACS for the 2023–24 school year. Rankings computed by MySchoolScout. See all data sources.

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