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California schools ranked by test score

Latest CAASPP year (2023-24). 1,049 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 47.6%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
551Matilda Torres High
Madera · Madera Unified
High54.3%+6.7pp
552South El Monte High
South El Monte · El Monte Union High
High54.3%+6.7pp
553Burroughs High
Ridgecrest · Sierra Sands Unified
High54.3%+6.6pp
554STEM Academy at Bernstein High
Hollywood · Los Angeles Unified
High54.2%+6.6pp
555Yucca Valley High
Yucca Valley · Morongo Unified
High54.2%+6.6pp
556Eureka Senior High
Eureka · Eureka City Schools
High54.2%+6.6pp
557Bell Senior High
Bell · Los Angeles Unified
High54.2%+6.5pp
558Sheldon High
Sacramento · Elk Grove Unified
High54.1%+6.5pp
559Terra Nova High
Pacifica · Jefferson Union High
High54.1%+6.5pp
560Abraham Lincoln High
San Jose · San Jose Unified
High54.0%+6.4pp
561Wheatland Union High
Wheatland · Wheatland Union High
High54.0%+6.4pp
562Los Angeles High School of the Arts
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High54.0%+6.4pp
563Sanger West High
Fresno · Sanger Unified
High54.0%+6.4pp
564Waterford High
Waterford · Waterford Unified
High54.0%+6.4pp
565Alhambra Senior High
Martinez · Martinez Unified
High54.0%+6.3pp
566Burbank High
Burbank · Burbank Unified
High53.9%+6.3pp
567Laguna Hills High
Laguna Hills · Saddleback Valley Unified
High53.8%+6.2pp
568Erma Duncan Polytechnical High
Fresno · Fresno Unified
High53.8%+6.2pp
569Will C. Wood High
Vacaville · Vacaville Unified
High53.8%+6.1pp
570Sequoia High
Redwood City · Sequoia Union High
High53.8%+6.1pp
571Buena High
Ventura · Ventura Unified
High53.7%+6.1pp
572Freedom High
Oakley · Liberty Union High
High53.6%+6.0pp
573Rio Linda High
Rio Linda · Twin Rivers Unified
High53.6%+6.0pp
574East Bakersfield High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High53.5%+5.9pp
575John Swett High
Crockett · John Swett Unified
High53.5%+5.9pp
576School for the Visual Arts and Humanities
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High53.5%+5.8pp
577Antelope High
Antelope · Roseville Joint Union High
High53.4%+5.8pp
578Joseph A. Gregori High
Modesto · Modesto City High
High53.4%+5.7pp
579Capuchino High
San Bruno · San Mateo Union High
High53.3%+5.7pp
580Franklin High
Elk Grove · Elk Grove Unified
High53.2%+5.6pp
581San Marcos High
San Marcos · San Marcos Unified
High53.2%+5.6pp
582Everett Alvarez High
Salinas · Salinas Union High
High53.2%+5.6pp
583Inderkum High
Sacramento · Natomas Unified
High53.2%+5.5pp
584Alisal High
Salinas · Salinas Union High
High53.1%+5.5pp
585Pacheco High
Los Banos · Los Banos Unified
High53.1%+5.4pp
586Humanities and Arts (HARTS) Academy of Los Angeles
Harbor City · Los Angeles Unified
High52.9%+5.3pp
587Arroyo High
San Lorenzo · San Lorenzo Unified
High52.8%+5.2pp
588Mendota High
Mendota · Mendota Unified
High52.6%+5.0pp
589Colton High
Colton · Colton Joint Unified
High52.5%+4.8pp
590Palm Springs High
Palm Springs · Palm Springs Unified
High52.4%+4.8pp
591El Cerrito High
El Cerrito · West Contra Costa Unified
High52.4%+4.8pp
592Polytechnic High
Long Beach · Long Beach Unified
High52.4%+4.8pp
593Bonsall High
Bonsall · Bonsall Unified
High52.4%+4.8pp
594Rancho Mirage High
Rancho Mirage · Palm Springs Unified
High52.4%+4.8pp
595Rio Americano High
Sacramento · San Juan Unified
High52.4%+4.8pp
596Fillmore Senior High
Fillmore · Fillmore Unified
High52.3%+4.7pp
597The MET
Sacramento · Sacramento City Unified
High52.3%+4.7pp
598Norco High
Norco · Corona-Norco Unified
High52.3%+4.6pp
599Madera High
Madera · Madera Unified
High52.2%+4.6pp
600Mt. Whitney High
Visalia · Visalia Unified
High52.2%+4.6pp
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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 English Language Arts 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.