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California schools ranked by test score

Latest CAASPP year (2024-25). 1,058 schools with reported English Language Arts scores. State average: 49.4%.
RankSchoolLevelEnglish Language Artsvs state
551Wallenberg (Raoul) Traditional High
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
High56.1%+6.7pp
552Golden Valley High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High56.0%+6.6pp
553Rancho San Juan High
Salinas · Salinas Union High
High55.9%+6.5pp
554San Marcos Senior High
Santa Barbara · Santa Barbara Unified
High55.9%+6.5pp
555Paramount High
Paramount · Paramount Unified
High55.9%+6.5pp
556Prospect High
Saratoga · Campbell Union High
High55.9%+6.4pp
557Manteca High
Manteca · Manteca Unified
High55.8%+6.4pp
558Holtville High
Holtville · Holtville Unified
High55.8%+6.4pp
559Chowchilla Union High
Chowchilla · Chowchilla Union High
High55.8%+6.3pp
560Leuzinger High
Lawndale · Centinela Valley Union High
High55.8%+6.3pp
561Novato High
Novato · Novato Unified
High55.7%+6.3pp
562Lincoln High
Stockton · Lincoln Unified
High55.7%+6.3pp
563Farmersville High
Farmersville · Farmersville Unified
High55.6%+6.2pp
564Yuba City High
Yuba City · Yuba City Unified
High55.6%+6.2pp
565Manuel Dominguez High
Compton · Compton Unified
High55.5%+6.1pp
566McLane High
Fresno · Fresno Unified
High55.4%+6.0pp
567Newark Memorial High
Newark · Newark Unified
High55.4%+6.0pp
568Galileo High
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
High55.4%+5.9pp
569Pacheco High
Los Banos · Los Banos Unified
High55.3%+5.9pp
570Cesar E. Chavez Lrng Acads-Soc Just Humanitas Acad
San Fernando · Los Angeles Unified
High55.3%+5.9pp
571Hemet High
Hemet · Hemet Unified
High55.3%+5.9pp
572Jordan High
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High55.3%+5.9pp
573Canyon Hills High
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High55.2%+5.8pp
574Christopher High
Gilroy · Gilroy Unified
High55.2%+5.8pp
575Selma High
Selma · Selma Unified
High55.2%+5.8pp
576River Valley High
Yuba City · Yuba City Unified
High55.2%+5.8pp
577Arvin High
Arvin · Kern High
High55.2%+5.8pp
578Communication and Tech at Diego Rivera Lrng Complex
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High55.2%+5.7pp
579Colusa High
Colusa · Colusa Unified
High55.1%+5.7pp
580Mira Loma High
Sacramento · San Juan Unified
High55.1%+5.6pp
581Linda Esperanza Marquez High C School of Social Justice
Huntington Park · Los Angeles Unified
High55.0%+5.6pp
582Yerba Buena High
San Jose · East Side Union High
High55.0%+5.6pp
583Washington High
Fresno · Washington Unified
High55.0%+5.5pp
584Arlington High
Riverside · Riverside Unified
High54.9%+5.4pp
585Highland High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High54.9%+5.4pp
586Vintage High
Napa · Napa Valley Unified
High54.9%+5.4pp
587Encinal Junior/Senior High
Alameda · Alameda Unified
High54.8%+5.4pp
588Buena High
Ventura · Ventura Unified
High54.7%+5.3pp
589San Ysidro High
San Diego · Sweetwater Union High
High54.6%+5.2pp
590Rancho Mirage High
Rancho Mirage · Palm Springs Unified
High54.6%+5.2pp
591Wilson High
Long Beach · Long Beach Unified
High54.6%+5.2pp
592Sanger West High
Fresno · Sanger Unified
High54.6%+5.1pp
593West Valley Early College High
Cottonwood · Anderson Union High
High54.5%+5.1pp
594Laguna Hills High
Laguna Hills · Saddleback Valley Unified
High54.5%+5.1pp
595Red Bluff High
Red Bluff · Red Bluff Joint Union High
High54.5%+5.1pp
596Tracy High
Tracy · Tracy Joint Unified
High54.5%+5.1pp
597South Gate Senior High
South Gate · Los Angeles Unified
High54.5%+5.0pp
598Nogales High
La Puente · Rowland Unified
High54.3%+4.9pp
599Sequoia High
Redwood City · Sequoia Union High
High54.3%+4.9pp
600Diego Rivera Learning Complex Green Design STEAM Academy
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High54.3%+4.9pp
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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 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.