CUSD At-A-Glance

97.2% graduation rate; 42,699 students; 6 areas; 44 comprehensive schools; 8 specialty schools

Students Say

84% Teachers want me to succeed.
93% If I work hard, I know I can improve.

Parents Say

96% Schools provide a quality education that promotes academic student success.

96% Buildings and grounds are well maintained.

Employees Say

85% Proud to work for Clovis Unified.

86% Schools are a safe and secure learning environment.

40% Hispanic, 35% White, 15% Asian, 3% Black, 7% Other

Student Demographics: Purple = Hispanic, Orange = White, Blue = Asian, Grey = Black, Yellow = Other

$18.2 Million in scholarships awarded to graduating Clovis Unified seniors in 2021-22.

97.2% Graduation Rate

15th Largest District in California

49.3% Students qualify as foster youth, English learner and/or socio-economically disadvantaged

$572M General Fund

Clovis Unified State Test Scores

Prior to the pandemic, Clovis Unified student state test scores represented: 1st in English/language art and 2nd in math scores out of the Top 20 Largest School Districts in California.

During the pandemic, state testing was halted. It resumed in Spring 2022 for grades 3-8 and 11. Individual scores have been shared with parents, and teachers are using these to direct instruction. California Department of Education will release schools, districts, counties and state scores later this year. For updates, visit the CDE website at: cde.ca.gov.

Sources for this publication: California Department of Education, 2021-22 SART Survey, 2021-22 Climate Survey, 2021-22 Student Survey, CUSD LCAP.