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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
601Cesar E. Chavez Lrng Acads-Tech Prep Acad
San Fernando · Los Angeles Unified
High54.3%+4.8pp
602Orange Vista High
Perris · Val Verde Unified
High54.2%+4.8pp
603Nava College Preparatory Academy
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High54.2%+4.8pp
604Fairfax Senior High
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High54.1%+4.7pp
605Anzar High
San Juan Bautista · Aromas - San Juan Unified
High54.1%+4.7pp
606Lincoln High
Lincoln · Western Placer Unified
High54.1%+4.7pp
607Henry J. Kaiser High
Fontana · Fontana Unified
High54.0%+4.5pp
608Orestimba High
Newman · Newman-Crows Landing Unified
High53.9%+4.5pp
609Biggs High
Biggs · Biggs Unified
High53.9%+4.4pp
610Rancho Verde High
Moreno Valley · Val Verde Unified
High53.9%+4.4pp
611Freedom High
Oakley · Liberty Union High
High53.8%+4.4pp
612Colony High
Ontario · Chaffey Joint Union High
High53.7%+4.3pp
613Turlock High
Turlock · Turlock Unified
High53.7%+4.3pp
614Hilmar High
Hilmar · Hilmar Unified
High53.7%+4.2pp
615Mission Oak High
Tulare · Tulare Joint Union High
High53.6%+4.2pp
616El Capitan High
Merced · Merced Union High
High53.6%+4.2pp
617West High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High53.6%+4.2pp
618El Camino High
Oceanside · Oceanside Unified
High53.6%+4.2pp
619Magnolia High
Anaheim · Anaheim Union High
High53.6%+4.1pp
620South High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High53.6%+4.1pp
621Northview High
Covina · Covina-Valley Unified
High53.5%+4.1pp
622Justin Garza High
Fresno · Central Unified
High53.4%+3.9pp
623Southwest High
El Centro · Central Union High
High53.4%+3.9pp
624Garey High
Pomona · Pomona Unified
High53.4%+3.9pp
625Inderkum High
Sacramento · Natomas Unified
High53.3%+3.9pp
626Petaluma High
Petaluma · Petaluma Joint Union High
High53.2%+3.7pp
627Vista del Lago High
Moreno Valley · Moreno Valley Unified
High53.2%+3.7pp
628Anderson New Technology High
Anderson · Anderson Union High
High53.1%+3.7pp
629Palm Springs High
Palm Springs · Palm Springs Unified
High53.1%+3.7pp
630North High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High53.1%+3.7pp
631La Habra High
La Habra · Fullerton Joint Union High
High53.0%+3.6pp
632Valley High
Sacramento · Elk Grove Unified
High53.0%+3.6pp
633Bonsall High
Bonsall · Bonsall Unified
High53.0%+3.6pp
634Buhach Colony High
Atwater · Merced Union High
High53.0%+3.6pp
635El Camino Fundamental High
Sacramento · San Juan Unified
High53.0%+3.5pp
636Ridgeview High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High53.0%+3.5pp
637Yosemite High
Oakhurst · Yosemite Unified
High52.9%+3.5pp
638Mt. Whitney High
Visalia · Visalia Unified
High52.9%+3.5pp
639Skyline High
Oakland · Oakland Unified
High52.9%+3.5pp
640Golden West High
Visalia · Visalia Unified
High52.8%+3.4pp
641Monterey Trail High
Elk Grove · Elk Grove Unified
High52.8%+3.4pp
642East Bakersfield High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High52.8%+3.4pp
643John W. North High
Riverside · Riverside Unified
High52.8%+3.4pp
644Pioneer High
Woodland · Woodland Joint Unified
High52.8%+3.4pp
645Fillmore Senior High
Fillmore · Fillmore Unified
High52.8%+3.4pp
646John Swett High
Crockett · John Swett Unified
High52.8%+3.3pp
647Hollister High
Hollister · San Benito High
High52.7%+3.3pp
648George Washington Carver School of Arts and Science
Sacramento · Sacramento City Unified
High52.6%+3.2pp
649Sonoma Valley High
Sonoma · Sonoma Valley Unified
High52.6%+3.2pp
650Ramona High
Riverside · Riverside Unified
High52.5%+3.1pp
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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.