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California schools ranked by test score

Latest CAASPP year (2023-24). 1,042 schools with reported Math scores. State average: 36.5%.
RankSchoolLevelMathvs state
451Bassett Senior High
La Puente · Bassett Unified
High25.5%-11.0pp
452Estancia High
Costa Mesa · Newport-Mesa Unified
High25.4%-11.1pp
453Sanger West High
Fresno · Sanger Unified
High25.4%-11.1pp
454El Capitan High
Lakeside · Grossmont Union High
High25.3%-11.2pp
455Nathaniel Narbonne Senior High
Harbor City · Los Angeles Unified
High25.3%-11.2pp
456Inderkum High
Sacramento · Natomas Unified
High25.3%-11.2pp
457Placer High
Auburn · Placer Union High
High25.2%-11.3pp
458Newark Memorial High
Newark · Newark Unified
High25.1%-11.4pp
459Blair High
Pasadena · Pasadena Unified
High25.1%-11.4pp
460Dinuba High
Dinuba · Dinuba Unified
High25.1%-11.4pp
461Burney Junior-Senior High
Burney · Fall River Joint Unified
High25.0%-11.5pp
462Montgomery High
Santa Rosa · Santa Rosa High
High25.0%-11.5pp
463Red Bluff High
Red Bluff · Red Bluff Joint Union High
High25.0%-11.5pp
464Warren (Earl) High
Downey · Downey Unified
High25.0%-11.5pp
465Corona High
Corona · Corona-Norco Unified
High24.9%-11.5pp
466Lodi High
Lodi · Lodi Unified
High24.9%-11.5pp
467Reseda Charter High
Reseda · Los Angeles Unified
High24.9%-11.6pp
468Paloma Valley High
Menifee · Perris Union High
High24.9%-11.6pp
469Oak Hills High
Oak Hills · Hesperia Unified
High24.9%-11.6pp
470Montclair High
Montclair · Chaffey Joint Union High
High24.8%-11.7pp
471Monache High
Porterville · Porterville Unified
High24.7%-11.8pp
472Joseph A. Gregori High
Modesto · Modesto City High
High24.7%-11.8pp
473Harbor High
Santa Cruz · Santa Cruz City High
High24.7%-11.8pp
474Yreka High
Yreka · Yreka Union High
High24.7%-11.8pp
475John H. Glenn High
Norwalk · Norwalk-La Mirada Unified
High24.6%-11.9pp
476Pasadena High
Pasadena · Pasadena Unified
High24.6%-11.9pp
477Ventura High
Ventura · Ventura Unified
High24.6%-11.9pp
478Buena Park High
Buena Park · Fullerton Joint Union High
High24.5%-12.0pp
479Los Molinos High
Los Molinos · Los Molinos Unified
High24.5%-12.0pp
480John H. Pitman High
Turlock · Turlock Unified
High24.4%-12.0pp
481Tustin High
Tustin · Tustin Unified
High24.4%-12.1pp
482Canyon Hills High
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High24.4%-12.1pp
483LIFE Academy
Oakland · Oakland Unified
High24.4%-12.1pp
484Monterey High
Monterey · Monterey Peninsula Unified
High24.3%-12.2pp
485Mission Oak High
Tulare · Tulare Joint Union High
High24.3%-12.2pp
486Novato High
Novato · Novato Unified
High24.2%-12.3pp
487La Habra High
La Habra · Fullerton Joint Union High
High24.1%-12.3pp
488Santa Rosa High
Santa Rosa · Santa Rosa High
High24.1%-12.4pp
489Vacaville High
Vacaville · Vacaville Unified
High24.1%-12.4pp
490Visalia Technical Early College
Visalia · Visalia Unified
High24.1%-12.4pp
491Washington High
Fresno · Washington Unified
High24.1%-12.4pp
492Carpinteria Senior High
Carpinteria · Carpinteria Unified
High24.0%-12.5pp
493Royal High
Simi Valley · Simi Valley Unified
High24.0%-12.5pp
494Hilltop Senior High
Chula Vista · Sweetwater Union High
High24.0%-12.5pp
495Lincoln High
Stockton · Lincoln Unified
High23.9%-12.6pp
496Exeter Union High
Exeter · Exeter Unified
High23.9%-12.6pp
497Leroy Greene Academy
Sacramento · Natomas Unified
High23.8%-12.7pp
498Norwalk High
Norwalk · Norwalk-La Mirada Unified
High23.8%-12.7pp
499Central Union High
El Centro · Central Union High
High23.8%-12.7pp
500Grossmont High
La Mesa · Grossmont Union High
High23.7%-12.8pp
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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 2023-24). 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.