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Crossroads High

PublicAlternative/otherنمرات 7–12
Concord, California · Mt. Diablo Unified
SCHOOL SNAPSHOT
دانش آموزان12
نسبت ST6.0:1
FRL93%
عنوان INo
Performance

Crossroads High — Academic Performance

Standardised assessments, graduation outcomes and college-readiness metrics for Crossroads High in Concord, California.

Headline Indicator
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Data not yet captured
English Learner Proficiency (ELPAC)
English Language Proficiency Assessments for California, summative overall performance, 2025
8
English learners tested
GradeTestedLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 3 or 4
Grade 114-----
Level 1 Minimally developed. Level 2 Somewhat developed. Level 3 Moderately developed. Level 4 Well developed.
View ELPAC by student group (8 groups)
Student groupTestedLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 3 or 4
Female8-----
Hispanic or Latino8-----
Primary language: Spanish8-----
Economically Disadvantaged7-----
No Special Education Services7-----
ELs enrolled 12 months or more6-----
EL - 6+ years in program4-----
LTEL4-----
Source: school_elpac, California Department of Education summative ELPAC 2025. Percentages are of English learners with a reported overall performance level. Grades and groups too small to report are suppressed by the state and show as -, which is not the same as zero.
Graduation Rate
High-school adjusted cohort graduation rates — most recent year
View graduation by subgroup (68 rows)
YearCohortSubgroupCohort Size% Grad
20224YRAll Students in School · All1267%
20224YREconomically Disadvantaged · All1267%
20224YRFemale · All1267%
20224YRHispanic/Latino · All1164%
20214YRAll Students in School · All12—
20214YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All0—
20214YRAsian/Pacific Islander · All0—
20214YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All1—
20214YRChildren with disabilities · All2—
20214YREconomically Disadvantaged · All12—
20214YREnglish Learner · All10—
20214YRFoster care students · All4—
20214YRHispanic/Latino · All11—
20214YRHomeless · All6—
20214YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All0—
20214YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All0—
20194YRAll Students in School · All975%
20194YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All1—
20194YRChildren with disabilities · All2—
20194YREconomically Disadvantaged · All975%
20194YREnglish Learner · All4—
20194YRFoster care students · All1—
20194YRHispanic/Latino · All875%
20194YRHomeless · All2—
20184YRAll Students in School · All2049%
20184YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All——
20184YRAsian · All1—
20184YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All1—
20184YRChildren with disabilities · All3—
20184YREconomically Disadvantaged · All1930%
20184YREnglish Learner · All1124%
20184YRFoster care students · All——
20184YRHispanic/Latino · All1749%
20184YRHomeless · All624%
20184YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All——
20184YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All1—
20174YRAll Students in School · All1630%
20174YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All——
20174YRAsian · All——
20174YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All1—
20174YRChildren with disabilities · All5—
20174YREconomically Disadvantaged · All1524%
20174YREnglish Learner · All924%
20174YRFoster care students · All——
20174YRHispanic/Latino · All1424%
20174YRHomeless · All3—
20174YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All——
20174YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All1—
20164YRAll Students in School · All2449%
20164YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All——
20164YRAsian · All1—
20164YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All2—
20164YRChildren with disabilities · All5—
20164YREconomically Disadvantaged · All2449%
20164YREnglish Learner · All1124%
20164YRHispanic/Latino · All1949%
20164YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All1—
20164YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All1—
20154YRAll Students in School · All1849%
20154YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All——
20154YRAsian · All——
20154YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All2—
20154YRChildren with disabilities · All1—
20154YREconomically Disadvantaged · All1749%
20154YREnglish Learner · All1175%
20154YRHispanic/Latino · All1669%
20154YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All——
20154YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All——
University Eligibility and Diploma Seals
A to G course completion and diploma seals for the 2022 four year adjusted cohort
2022
0%
Met UC and CSU entrance requirements (A to G)
Eligible to apply to a UC or CSU campus
2022
0%
State Seal of Biliteracy
2022
0%
Golden State Seal Merit Diploma
2022
0%
Cohort dropout rate
Cohort of 12 students. 67% graduated (CDE cohort measure, 2022). 25% still enrolled.
View A to G completion by student group (4 groups)
Student groupCohortGraduatedA to GBiliteracyDropout
All Students in School1267%0%0%0%
Economically Disadvantaged1267%0%0%0%
Female1267%0%0%0%
Hispanic/Latino1164%0%0%0%
Source: school_grad_outcomes, California Department of Education four year adjusted cohort outcomes for 2022. A to G refers to the subject requirements a student must complete to be eligible to apply to the University of California and California State University systems. Rates the department suppresses for small cohorts show as -.
SAT / ACT Participation
College-readiness exams from CRDC and state files
CRDC 2021
0
CRDC: total SAT/ACT takers
Sources: state assessment files (EDFacts), school_graduation_v2 (NCES adjusted-cohort), school_sat_act + CRDC SAT/ACT.