Redwood Continuation High

In Castro Valley, California, Redwood Continuation High is a small high school. The school's 92 students are in grades 9 through 12. Enrollment is 89% lower than the average for high schools in California, which is about 838.

Redwood Continuation High is among 15 schools run by Castro Valley Unified, which serves 9,548 students.

Hispanic students account for 52% of enrollment at Redwood Continuation High. Enrollment also includes 16% White, 14% multiracial, 9% Asian, and 4% Black. The school's Hispanic share is 29 points above the 23% share among Alameda County residents. The chance that two students picked at random at Redwood Continuation High belong to different racial or ethnic groups, known as the diversity index, is 66%.

With 7.4 full-time-equivalent teachers in 2024-25, the ratio at Redwood Continuation High was 12.5:1. The 18.2:1 average for high schools in California is higher than this school's figure. A measure often used for student poverty, free or reduced-price lunch eligibility, stands at 78%. Public schools in Alameda County average 49%.

Census estimates describe Alameda County this way: median household income is about $129,367, 52% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher, and about 6% of people live in poverty. The public schools of Alameda County number 394 and enroll about 210,511.

Of nearby public schools, Roy A. Johnson High is the closest, at less than a tenth of a mile. The count of other public schools within five miles is at least 8.

Federal records code the school's setting as Suburb: Large.

Enrollment was 108 in 2020-21 and 92 in 2024-25, a decrease of 16 students. In 2020-21, the student-to-teacher ratio was 15.4:1; by 2024-25 it was 12.5:1.

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