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Blair High

PublicRegularنمرات 6–12
Pasadena, California · Pasadena Unified
SCHOOL SNAPSHOT
دانش آموزان1,053
نسبت ST18.5:1
FRL59%
عنوان INo
Performance

Blair High — Academic Performance

Standardised assessments, graduation outcomes and college-readiness metrics for Blair High in Pasadena, California.

Headline Indicator
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Data not yet captured
Science (CAST)
California Science Test, percentage meeting or exceeding the standard, 2025
CAASPP
28%
Met or exceeded the standard
2025
9%
Exceeded the standard
306
Students tested
GradeMet or exceededExceededTested
Grade 822%8%157
Grade 1136%9%143
Source: test_scores, CAASPP science results for 2025. Percentages are of students with a reported score. Results for very small groups are suppressed by the state and show as -.
Results by Student Group
CAASPP 2025, percentage meeting or exceeding the standard for each reported student group
Student groupEnglish Language ArtsMathematicsScience
All students
43%
585 tested
27%
582 tested
28%
306 tested
Gender
Female
43%
288 tested
25%
286 tested
25%
146 tested
Male
43%
296 tested
28%
295 tested
30%
159 tested
Race and ethnicity
Asian
79%
14 tested
50%
14 tested
-
Black or African American
29%
42 tested
24%
42 tested
5%
20 tested
Hispanic or Latino
34%
373 tested
16%
370 tested
16%
193 tested
White
66%
118 tested
50%
118 tested
63%
65 tested
Two or more races
79%
29 tested
63%
30 tested
50%
12 tested
Socioeconomic status
Economically disadvantaged
28%
401 tested
13%
399 tested
15%
212 tested
Not economically disadvantaged
75%
184 tested
57%
183 tested
57%
94 tested
Homeless
6%
17 tested
11%
18 tested
-
English learners
English learners
2%
92 tested
1%
92 tested
0%
49 tested
English learners, 12 months or more
3%
77 tested
1%
75 tested
0%
34 tested
English learners, under 12 months
0%
15 tested
0%
17 tested
0%
15 tested
Long term English learners
0%
21 tested
0%
20 tested
-
Reclassified fluent English proficient
36%
119 tested
13%
121 tested
17%
70 tested
Initial fluent English proficient
61%
74 tested
32%
72 tested
47%
36 tested
Ever an English learner
21%
211 tested
8%
213 tested
10%
119 tested
Never an English learner
55%
374 tested
38%
369 tested
40%
187 tested
English only
54%
300 tested
39%
297 tested
38%
151 tested
Disability
Students with disabilities
19%
68 tested
5%
65 tested
10%
29 tested
No reported disability
46%
517 tested
30%
517 tested
30%
277 tested
Parent education
Parent not a high school graduate
14%
65 tested
5%
65 tested
9%
35 tested
Parent high school graduate
21%
71 tested
11%
72 tested
6%
31 tested
Parent some college
34%
65 tested
12%
65 tested
4%
27 tested
Parent college graduate
48%
89 tested
30%
87 tested
38%
32 tested
Parent graduate school
77%
133 tested
61%
131 tested
67%
63 tested
View 12 further student groups reported by the state
Student groupEnglish Language ArtsMathematicsScience
Not migrant education
43%
585 tested
27%
582 tested
28%
306 tested
Not foster youth
43%
582 tested
27%
580 tested
28%
304 tested
Not armed forces family member
43%
581 tested
27%
578 tested
28%
304 tested
Not homeless
44%
568 tested
27%
564 tested
29%
297 tested
Fluent English proficient and English only
51%
493 tested
32%
490 tested
33%
257 tested
Hispanic or Latino (Econ. Disadvantaged)
25%
298 tested
9%
296 tested
11%
157 tested
Parent education declined to state
38%
159 tested
19%
158 tested
23%
113 tested
Hispanic or Latino (Not Econ. Disadvantaged)
67%
75 tested
43%
74 tested
36%
36 tested
White (Not Econ. Disadvantaged)
80%
70 tested
70%
69 tested
80%
40 tested
White (Econ. Disadvantaged)
46%
48 tested
22%
49 tested
36%
25 tested
Black or African American (Econ. Disadvantaged)
13%
32 tested
16%
32 tested
7%
15 tested
Two or more races (Not Econ. Disadvantaged)
80%
20 tested
62%
21 tested
-
Source: test_scores, CAASPP 2025 student group breakdown. Groups the state suppresses for privacy, or that are too small to report, show as - rather than zero. Groups overlap, so the figures do not sum to the all students row.
English Learner Proficiency (ELPAC)
English Language Proficiency Assessments for California, summative overall performance, 2025
2025
10%
Level 4, well developed
The level used towards reclassification
2025
21%
Level 3 or 4, moderately or well developed
218
English learners tested
GradeTestedLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 3 or 4
Grade 62339%4%35%22%57%
Grade 72843%29%7%21%29%
Grade 82458%8%25%8%33%
Grade 93063%20%7%10%17%
Grade 103284%9%3%3%6%
Grade 113269%22%6%3%9%
Grade 124965%22%6%6%12%
Level 1 Minimally developed. Level 2 Somewhat developed. Level 3 Moderately developed. Level 4 Well developed.
View ELPAC by student group (22 groups)
Student groupTestedLevel 1Level 2Level 3Level 4Level 3 or 4
No Special Education Services19866%14%11%9%20%
Primary language: Spanish19565%17%11%7%18%
Economically Disadvantaged19460%20%11%10%21%
Hispanic or Latino19163%18%12%7%19%
ELs enrolled 12 months or more15548%24%15%13%28%
Male13567%18%7%8%16%
Female8354%17%17%12%29%
ELs enrolled fewer than 12 months6397%2%0%2%2%
EL - 1 year in program5789%7%0%4%4%
EL - 6+ years in program557%33%35%25%60%
EL - less than 1 year in program5595%2%0%4%4%
LTEL3811%34%34%21%55%
Not Economically Disadvantaged2479%0%13%8%21%
EL - 2 years in program2352%30%13%4%17%
Homeless2387%9%4%0%4%
Special Education Services2020%50%15%15%30%
EL - 3 years in program1765%12%12%12%24%
Primary language: All remaining languages1540%13%13%33%47%
White1429%14%14%43%57%
At-Risk of LTEL1145%55%0%0%0%
EL - 5 years in program8-----
Two or more races8-----
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 (101 rows)
YearCohortSubgroupCohort Size% Grad
20254YRAll Students in School · All15683%
20254YRChildren with disabilities · All1995%
20254YREconomically Disadvantaged · All11185%
20254YREnglish Learner · All6367%
20254YRFemale · All5985%
20254YRHispanic/Latino · All10482%
20254YRHomeless · All1283%
20254YRMale · All9781%
20254YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All3284%
2024—All Students in School · All17179%
20234YRAll Students in School · All15681%
20234YREconomically Disadvantaged · All12079%
20234YREnglish Learner · All6356%
20234YRFemale · All7580%
20234YRHispanic/Latino · All9270%
20234YRMale · All8182%
20234YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All41100%
20224YRAll Students in School · All13079%
20224YRChildren with disabilities · All2588%
20224YREconomically Disadvantaged · All10179%
20224YREnglish Learner · All4852%
20224YRFemale · All6078%
20224YRHispanic/Latino · All9574%
20224YRHomeless · All1450%
20224YRMale · All6980%
20224YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All2090%
20214yr_ACGRAll Students · All Students in School13277%
20214YRAll Students in School · All13277%
20214YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All0—
20214YRAsian/Pacific Islander · All15—
20214YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All11—
20214YRChildren with disabilities · All21—
20214YREconomically Disadvantaged · All10677%
20214YREnglish Learner · All5355%
20214YRFoster care students · All1—
20214YRHispanic/Latino · All8867%
20214YRHomeless · All9—
20214YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All4—
20214YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All14—
20204YRAll Students in School · All9678%
20204YRChildren with disabilities · All1486%
20204YREconomically Disadvantaged · All8477%
20204YREnglish Learner · All3751%
20204YRFemale · All4789%
20204YRHispanic/Latino · All7474%
20204YRMale · All4967%
20194YRAll Students in School · All9677%
20194YRAsian · All975%
20194YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All875%
20194YRChildren with disabilities · All1475%
20194YREconomically Disadvantaged · All8477%
20194YREnglish Learner · All3754%
20194YRFoster care students · All1—
20194YRHispanic/Latino · All7472%
20194YRHomeless · All675%
20194YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All1—
20194YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All4—
20184YRAll Students in School · All16572%
20184YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All——
20184YRAsian · All1990%
20184YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All1890%
20184YRChildren with disabilities · All1575%
20184YREconomically Disadvantaged · All13872%
20184YREnglish Learner · All6442%
20184YRFoster care students · All1—
20184YRHispanic/Latino · All10767%
20184YRHomeless · All875%
20184YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All5—
20184YRWhite or Caucasian (not Hispanic) · All1690%
20174YRAll Students in School · All14372%
20174YRAmerican Indian/Alaska Native/Native American · All——
20174YRAsian · All1375%
20174YRBlack (not Hispanic) African American · All2290%
20174YRChildren with disabilities · All1575%
20174YREconomically Disadvantaged · All12367%
20174YREnglish Learner · All4624%
20174YRFoster care students · All3—
20174YRHispanic/Latino · All9962%
20174YRHomeless · All1275%
20174YRMulticultural/Multiethnic/Multiracial/other · All4—
University Eligibility and Diploma Seals
A to G course completion and diploma seals for the 2025 four year adjusted cohort
2025
57%
Met UC and CSU entrance requirements (A to G)
Eligible to apply to a UC or CSU campus
2025
26%
State Seal of Biliteracy
2025
35%
Golden State Seal Merit Diploma
2025
12%
Cohort dropout rate
Cohort of 156 students. 83% graduated (CDE cohort measure, 2025). 6% still enrolled.
View A to G completion by student group (9 groups)
Student groupCohortGraduatedA to GBiliteracyDropout
All Students in School15683%57%26%12%
Economically Disadvantaged11185%46%14%7%
Hispanic/Latino10482%48%20%11%
Male9781%54%24%12%
English Learner6367%31%10%19%
Female5985%62%30%10%
White or Caucasian (not Hispanic)3284%74%41%16%
Children with disabilities1995%78%11%0%
Homeless1283%20%10%8%
View earlier cohorts (3 years)
Cohort yearCohortGraduatedA to GBiliteracyGolden State SealDropout
202315681%46%21%35%10%
202213079%42%18%20%15%
20209678%41%23%33%3%
Source: school_grad_outcomes, California Department of Education four year adjusted cohort outcomes for 2025. 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.