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Oxnard Union High School District

  • C+
    Overall Grade
  • Oxnard, CA
  • 131 reviews
C+
Overall Niche Grade
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  1. Academics
    C
  2. Diversity
    B+
  3. Teachers
    B-
  4. College Prep
    B
  5. Clubs & Activities
    C+
  6. Health & Safety
    C
  7. Administration
    C+
  8. Sports
    B
  9. Food
    C-
  10. Resources & Facilities
    C-
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Oxnard Union High School District is a public school district located in Oxnard, CA. It has 17,268 students in grades K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 26 to 1. According to state test scores, 23% of students are at least proficient in math and 50% in reading.
Address
309 S. K St.
Oxnard, CA 93030
Telephone
(805) 385-2500
Website
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Academics

Percent Proficient - Reading
50%
Percent Proficient - Math
23%
Average Graduation Rate
84%
Average SAT
1100
1,700 responses
Average ACT
24
438 responses
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Students

Diversity
B+
Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.
Students
17,268
Free or Reduced Lunch
63.2%
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Teachers

Student-Teacher Ratio
26:1
National
17:1
Average Teacher Salary
$89,106
Teachers in First/Second Year
12.1%

Finances

Total Expenses
$166,194,000
Expenses Per Student
$12,430/ student
National
$12,239
Education Expenses
  • Instruction
    63%
  • Support Services
    34%
  • Other
    3%

Oxnard Union High School District Reviews

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I like the fact that Oxnard Union High School District gives opportunities to its students to advance their education through Advanced Placement classes to be much more prepared for a college path. For example, my high school has added a new AP class that focuses in analytical writing and research, this comes to show that the Oxnard Union High School District encourages better education opportunities. The district can improve, at least in my school, the nutrition that it provides for its students: making the food fresher and more intriguing. Also, the district should definitely be more sustainable: removing disposable water bottle vending machines, and instead adding cold, refrigerated refill stations to incentivize the pro-choice of reusable water bottles. Finally, the district has to improve its vigilance on its students with drug usage, in particular, the vaping trend, which can be found quite ridiculously frequent in my school, which gets unnoticed by supposed "camp supervisors".
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Oxnard high school union district, is a place where people come to learn, and have fun. On these campuses, everyone is friendly, our going and friendly. Everyone is willing to help one another and that’s what makes school so easy and it makes you want to come everyday!
This was a great school and people were really nice but the faculty were often unorganized. Our ASB works hard to make fun spirit days and make everyone feel included but many students chose not to participate. There was a hierarchy of sports and football always had the nicest things (bus, field, weight room, etc) so many other sports teams didn't get recognized. Overall, it has been a fun school to attend and people are very nice and supportive. Most of the teachers have a passion for teaching but a select few don't seem to know what they are talking about. Some teachers love what they teach but don't have the patience to explain it to students who don't understand so some students are left teaching it to themselves. For example, many teachers in our math department are trying to teach common core but many students are not learning well from common core. Rather than take the time to reteach subjects, teachers move on and students are left behind.