The past three years' results of the test are reflected below by national percentile. Eleven attendance liaison aides who work 3 hours per day contacting parents on referrals from schools. The NET 17 program which targets students who are 17 years of age and deficient by at least 100 credits. Both schools are funded for salaries, textbooks, and supplies like the traditional high schools. Students take advantage of all the services provided by the District, i.e. health services, school psychologist.
Categorical funding is also available.
The district strives to obtain the most qualified teaching staff available. Each teacher on an emergency credential was in university courses completing their teaching credential requirements. As verified by state audit, every certificated employee in the Rialto Unified School District is appropriately placed in assignments according to CCTC guidelines. Alternative education programs, like Zupanic and Milor, are considered a voluntary placement for teachers. Teachers must be flexible and have a desire to work with at-risk, often remedial, students.