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California schools ranked by test score

Latest CAASPP year (2024-25). 5,241 schools with reported Math scores. State average: 38.1%.
RankSchoolLevelMathvs state
5201Magnolia Elementary
El Cajon · Cajon Valley Union
Elementary6.7%-31.5pp
5202Merquin Elementary
Stevinson · Hilmar Unified
Elementary6.7%-31.5pp
5203Radcliff Elementary
Watsonville · Pajaro Valley Unified
Elementary6.6%-31.6pp
5204Tamarack Elementary
Avenal · Reef-Sunset Unified
Elementary6.5%-31.7pp
5205Mojave Elementary
Mojave · Mojave Unified
Elementary6.3%-31.8pp
5206Dyer-Kelly Elementary
Sacramento · San Juan Unified
Elementary6.2%-31.9pp
5207Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
Bakersfield · Bakersfield City
Elementary6.2%-31.9pp
5208Los Robles-Ronald McNair Academy
East Palo Alto · Ravenswood City Elementary
Elementary6.2%-31.9pp
5209Loma Vista Elementary
Salinas · Salinas City Elementary
Elementary6.2%-32.0pp
5210Allensworth Elementary
Allensworth · Allensworth Elementary
Elementary6.1%-32.1pp
5211Mid Valley Alternative Charter
Hanford · Kit Carson Union Elementary
Elementary6.0%-32.1pp
5212Marsh Elementary
Antioch · Antioch Unified
Elementary6.0%-32.2pp
5213Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
Oakland · Oakland Unified
Elementary5.9%-32.3pp
5214T. S. MacQuiddy Elementary
Watsonville · Pajaro Valley Unified
Elementary5.9%-32.3pp
5215Potrero Elementary
Potrero · Mountain Empire Unified
Elementary5.8%-32.3pp
5216Glassbrook Elementary
Hayward · Hayward Unified
Elementary5.8%-32.4pp
5217Revere (Paul) Elementary
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
Elementary5.8%-32.4pp
5218Gerber Elementary
Gerber · Gerber Union Elementary
Elementary5.7%-32.4pp
5219PACE Academy
Redding · Enterprise Elementary
Elementary5.7%-32.4pp
5220Shore Acres Elementary
Bay Point · Mt. Diablo Unified
Elementary5.4%-32.7pp
5221Belle Haven Elementary
Menlo Park · Ravenswood City Elementary
Elementary5.4%-32.7pp
5222Grizzly Hill
Nevada City · Twin Ridges Elementary
Elementary5.3%-32.9pp
5223Grant Elementary
Richmond · West Contra Costa Unified
Elementary5.2%-32.9pp
5224Round Valley Elementary
Covelo · Round Valley Unified
Elementary5.2%-32.9pp
5225Leataata Floyd Elementary
Sacramento · Sacramento City Unified
Elementary5.1%-33.1pp
5226Abraham Lincoln Elementary
Santa Rosa · Santa Rosa Elementary
Elementary5.1%-33.1pp
5227Bannon Creek
Sacramento · Natomas Unified
Elementary5.0%-33.1pp
5228American Lakes
Sacramento · Natomas Unified
Elementary4.9%-33.2pp
5229Markham Elementary
Oakland · Oakland Unified
Elementary4.9%-33.2pp
5230Hillcrest Elementary
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
Elementary4.9%-33.3pp
5231Lowell Elementary
San Jose · San Jose Unified
Elementary4.8%-33.3pp
5232Crestline Elementary
Barstow · Barstow Unified
Elementary4.7%-33.5pp
5233Vivian Banks Charter
Pala · Bonsall Unified
Elementary4.7%-33.5pp
5234Fruitvale Elementary
Oakland · Oakland Unified
Elementary4.5%-33.7pp
5235Joshua Elementary
Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary
Elementary4.5%-33.7pp
5236Stege Elementary
Richmond · West Contra Costa Unified
Elementary3.2%-35.0pp
5237East Oakland Pride Elementary
Oakland · Oakland Unified
Elementary3.1%-35.0pp
5238Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary
Richmond · West Contra Costa Unified
Elementary2.8%-35.3pp
5239El Dorado Elementary
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
Elementary2.4%-35.7pp
5240Happy Camp Union Elementary
Happy Camp · Happy Camp Union Elementary
Elementary2.0%-36.1pp
5241Hoopa Valley Elementary
Hoopa · Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified
Elementary1.7%-36.5pp
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About this ranking

Schools are ranked by the percentage of students who scored at or above the CAASPP % met or exceeded standard threshold on the latest available CAASPP Math test (school year 2024-25). A higher percentage is better.

Only public schools with a reasonable cohort size are included (at least 30 students tested in this subject), so very small programs and special-purpose centers are filtered out.

The state average shown above is enrollment-weighted: we multiply each school's score by how many of its students tested, sum those across every public school in California, and divide by the total students tested. This way a big school counts more than a tiny one in the typical-student average.