Pleasanton Unified school district (Data source)

County of Alameda

Just a coincidence? That's absurd.

It's a system that causes this pattern to repeat.

THIS chart shows what the follow-the-schedule method wants.

NOT what school board members want.

NOT what superintendents want.

More about this chart.

• Any result above zero is proficient; below is not proficient. • There is a 99% chance that results will remain the same in coming years, which is to say, between the Upper and Lower Control Limits (the gray lines).

Pleasanton Unified math proficiency
Zero+ meets standard.

Students would perform better the more years in school IF the follow-the-schedule method wanted that.

But that's not what it "wants"...and it's not a coincidence this pattern repeats (repeatedly).

The system (the follow-the-schedule method) "wants" schools to perform poorer, relative to grade level, the more years students spend in public school.

• Any result above zero is proficient; below is not proficient.

Pleasanton Unified math proficiency
Zero+ meets standard.
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Schools in Pleasanton Unified

Elementary School (Public) (9)
Alisal Elementary Donlon Elementary Fairlands Elementary
Henry P. Mohr Elementary Lydiksen Elementary Phoebe Apperson Hearst Elementary
Valley View Elementary Vintage Hills Elementary Walnut Grove Elementary
High Schools (Public) (2)
Amador Valley High Foothill High
Intermediate/Middle Schools (Public) (3)
Harvest Park Middle Pleasanton Middle Thomas S. Hart Middle
Continuation High Schools (1)
Village High
Adult Education Centers (1)
Pleasanton Adult and Career Education
Preschool (1)
Harvest Park Preschool Center