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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
651Matilda Torres High
Madera · Madera Unified
High52.5%+3.0pp
652Canoga Park Senior High
Canoga Park · Los Angeles Unified
High52.5%+3.0pp
653Canyon Springs High
Moreno Valley · Moreno Valley Unified
High52.4%+3.0pp
654Dixon High
Dixon · Dixon Unified
High52.4%+3.0pp
655Hawthorne High
Hawthorne · Centinela Valley Union High
High52.3%+2.9pp
656Bullard High
Fresno · Fresno Unified
High52.3%+2.9pp
657Sutter Union High
Sutter · Sutter Union High
High52.2%+2.8pp
658University High School Charter
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High52.2%+2.8pp
659North Monterey County High
Castroville · North Monterey County Unified
High52.1%+2.7pp
660Marco Antonio Firebaugh High
Lynwood · Lynwood Unified
High52.1%+2.7pp
661Yreka High
Yreka · Yreka Union High
High52.0%+2.6pp
662Centennial High
Compton · Compton Unified
High52.0%+2.6pp
663Visual and Performing Arts at Legacy High School Complex
South Gate · Los Angeles Unified
High52.0%+2.6pp
664Marshall Fundamental
Pasadena · Pasadena Unified
High51.8%+2.4pp
665Abraham Lincoln High
San Jose · San Jose Unified
High51.8%+2.4pp
666Live Oak High
Morgan Hill · Morgan Hill Unified
High51.8%+2.4pp
667Rancho Cotate High
Rohnert Park · Cotati-Rohnert Park Unified
High51.8%+2.4pp
668Santa Paula High
Santa Paula · Santa Paula Unified
High51.8%+2.4pp
669International Studies Lrng Center at Legacy High Sch Complex
South Gate · Los Angeles Unified
High51.7%+2.3pp
670Taft Union High
Taft · Taft Union High
High51.7%+2.3pp
671Hayward High
Hayward · Hayward Unified
High51.7%+2.3pp
672Willow Glen High
San Jose · San Jose Unified
High51.6%+2.2pp
673Ukiah High
Ukiah · Ukiah Unified
High51.5%+2.1pp
674Ferndale High
Ferndale · Ferndale Unified
High51.5%+2.1pp
675Alhambra Senior High
Martinez · Martinez Unified
High51.4%+2.0pp
676Quartz Hill High
Quartz Hill · Antelope Valley Union High
High51.4%+2.0pp
677Simi Valley High
Simi Valley · Simi Valley Unified
High51.3%+1.9pp
678Lassen High
Susanville · Lassen Union High
High51.3%+1.8pp
679Lakewood High
Lakewood · Long Beach Unified
High51.3%+1.8pp
680Oak Hills High
Oak Hills · Hesperia Unified
High51.2%+1.8pp
681Hamilton High
Hamilton City · Hamilton Unified
High51.2%+1.7pp
682Porterville Military Academy
Porterville · Porterville Unified
High51.1%+1.7pp
683Phineas Banning Senior High
Wilmington · Los Angeles Unified
High51.0%+1.6pp
684East Union High
Manteca · Manteca Unified
High51.0%+1.6pp
685Le Grand High
Le Grand · Le Grand Union High
High51.0%+1.6pp
686Esparto High
Esparto · Esparto Unified
High50.9%+1.5pp
687Mt. Pleasant High
San Jose · East Side Union High
High50.9%+1.4pp
688Bishop Union High
Bishop · Bishop Unified
High50.8%+1.4pp
689La Sierra High
Riverside · Alvord Unified
High50.8%+1.3pp
690Loyalton High
Loyalton · Sierra-Plumas Joint Unified
High50.7%+1.3pp
691Citrus Hill High
Perris · Val Verde Unified
High50.7%+1.3pp
692Elk Grove High
Elk Grove · Elk Grove Unified
High50.7%+1.3pp
693Deer Valley High
Antioch · Antioch Unified
High50.6%+1.2pp
694Del Norte High
Crescent City · Del Norte County Unified
High50.6%+1.2pp
695Eureka Senior High
Eureka · Eureka City Schools
High50.6%+1.2pp
696Chatsworth Charter High
Chatsworth · Los Angeles Unified
High50.5%+1.1pp
697Castle Park Senior High
Chula Vista · Sweetwater Union High
High50.5%+1.1pp
698Greenfield High
Greenfield · South Monterey County Joint Union High
High50.5%+1.1pp
699Argonaut High
Jackson · Amador County Unified
High50.5%+1.0pp
700Santa Rosa High
Santa Rosa · Santa Rosa High
High50.3%+0.9pp
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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.