New Vision Middle

In Highland, California, New Vision Middle is a small middle-grades school. Classes run from 6 through 8, and the school has 460 students. The average for middle schools in California is about 659 students, so this school is 30% smaller than average.

New Vision Middle is a school in New Vision Middle District.

At New Vision Middle, Hispanic students make up 69% of the student body. The next largest groups are 22% Black, 4% White, and 3% multiracial. The school's Hispanic share is 14 points above the 55% share among San Bernardino County residents. Pick two students at random and there is a 47% chance they belong to different racial or ethnic groups; that figure is the school's diversity index.

Teachers at New Vision Middle total 15.4 full-time equivalents, and the ratio is 29.9:1. The school has more students per teacher than the 20.7:1 average for middle schools in California. The school counts 420 students as eligible for free or reduced-price lunch, or 91%. Among public schools in San Bernardino County, the average eligibility rate is 74%.

Federal survey data for San Bernardino County show that the median household income is $85,478, about 23% of adults have at least a bachelor's degree, and roughly 11% of residents are in poverty. San Bernardino County is home to 583 public schools and about 393,648 public school students.

Of nearby public schools, Entrepreneur High is the closest, at less than a tenth of a mile. In all, at least 8 other public schools sit within five miles of New Vision Middle.

On the NCES locale scale, the school is Suburb: Large. The school is classified as a charter school in federal data.

Enrollment has grown by 23 students since 2020-21, to 460. Students per teacher fell from 36.4 in 2020-21 to 29.9 in 2024-25.

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