CaliforniaSchoolsJoe Baca

Joe Baca

PublicRegularنمرات 78
Bloomington, California · Colton Joint Unified
SCHOOL SNAPSHOT
دانش آموزان705
نسبت ST18.6:1
FRL96%
عنوان INo
Behaviour & Safety

Joe Baca — Behaviour & Safety

Bullying allegations, restraint and seclusion events, law-enforcement referrals and other behaviour-related events at Joe Baca from the federal Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC).

CRDC Reported Events
0
events
2021 bullying allegations
Restraint events0
Law-enf. referrals0
Bullying & Harassment Allegations
CRDC 2021 — allegations of harassment by basis
0
Race / colour / nat. origin
0
Sex
0
Disability
0
Sexual orientation / gender identity
Restraint & Seclusion
CRDC 2021 — instances of physical, mechanical or seclusion intervention
0
Physical restraint
0
Mechanical restraint
0
Seclusion
Law-Enforcement Referrals & School-based Arrests
CRDC 2021 — referrals + arrests, by sex and IDEA disability status
0
Total referrals
0
School-based arrests
0
IDEA-disability referrals
0
IDEA-disability arrests
California State Discipline Record
CDE 2024-25, the newer annual state source alongside the federal CRDC figures above
10.2%
Suspension rate
81
Students suspended
0.3%
Expulsion rate
23
Suspended for defiance only
Reason for removalSuspensionsExpulsions
Violent incident causing injury172
Violent incident, no injury720
Weapons possession40
Illicit drug related150
Willful defiance only360
Other reasons50
Student groupStudentsSuspendedExpelled
Economically Disadvantaged73310.5%0.3%
Hispanic/Latino7178.9%0.1%
Female4146.8%0.2%
Male37814.0%0.3%
English Learner13812.3%0.0%
Children with disabilities12914.7%0.8%
Homeless8217.1%1.2%
Black (not Hispanic) African American3625.0%2.8%
White or Caucasian (not Hispanic)2524.0%0.0%
Foster care students1637.5%0.0%
6 further student groups are withheld by CDE because the group is too small to report without identifying individual students.
Source: California Department of Education, suspension and expulsion report, 2024-25. Rates are the share of cumulative enrollment suspended or expelled at least once.
Source: U.S. Department of Education Civil Rights Data Collection (CRDC). All event counts are self-reported by the school district.