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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
801San Gorgonio High
San Bernardino · San Bernardino City Unified
High13.5%-23.0pp
802Everett Alvarez High
Salinas · Salinas Union High
High13.5%-23.0pp
803Orange Vista High
Perris · Val Verde Unified
High13.5%-23.0pp
804Linda Esperanza Marquez High C School of Social Justice
Huntington Park · Los Angeles Unified
High13.4%-23.0pp
805Central East High
Fresno · Central Unified
High13.4%-23.1pp
806Bret Harte Union High
Angels Camp · Bret Harte Union High
High13.4%-23.1pp
807Panorama High
Panorama City · Los Angeles Unified
High13.3%-23.1pp
808Contreras Learning Center-Academic Leadership Community
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High13.3%-23.2pp
809Lucerne Valley High
Lucerne Valley · Lucerne Valley Unified
High13.3%-23.2pp
810Jesse M. Bethel High
Vallejo · Vallejo City Unified
High13.3%-23.2pp
811Ceres High
Ceres · Ceres Unified
High13.2%-23.3pp
812Sultana High
Hesperia · Hesperia Unified
High13.2%-23.3pp
813Canyon Springs High
Moreno Valley · Moreno Valley Unified
High13.2%-23.3pp
814John Muir High
Pasadena · Pasadena Unified
High13.2%-23.3pp
815Contreras Lrng Center-Los Angeles Sch of Global Studies
Los Angeles · Los Angeles Unified
High13.2%-23.3pp
816Greenfield High
Greenfield · South Monterey County Joint Union High
High13.1%-23.4pp
817Firebaugh High
Firebaugh · Firebaugh-Las Deltas Unified
High13.1%-23.4pp
818Highland High
Palmdale · Antelope Valley Union High
High13.1%-23.4pp
819La Puente High
La Puente · Hacienda la Puente Unified
High13.1%-23.4pp
820William J. (Pete) Knight High
Palmdale · Antelope Valley Union High
High13.1%-23.4pp
821Modoc High
Alturas · Modoc Joint Unified
High13.0%-23.5pp
822Richard D. Browning High
Long Beach · Long Beach Unified
High13.0%-23.5pp
823Fremont Academy of Engineering and Design
Pomona · Pomona Unified
High13.0%-23.5pp
824Madison High
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High13.0%-23.5pp
825Linden High
Linden · Linden Unified
High13.0%-23.5pp
826La Sierra High
Riverside · Alvord Unified
High13.0%-23.5pp
827Ronald E. McNair High
Stockton · Lodi Unified
High13.0%-23.5pp
828Pomona High
Pomona · Pomona Unified
High12.9%-23.6pp
829Shadow Hills High
Indio · Desert Sands Unified
High12.9%-23.6pp
830West Valley High
Hemet · Hemet Unified
High12.8%-23.6pp
831Caruthers High
Caruthers · Caruthers Unified
High12.8%-23.7pp
832Fortuna Union High
Fortuna · Fortuna Union High
High12.8%-23.7pp
833Deer Valley High
Antioch · Antioch Unified
High12.7%-23.8pp
834Hanford High
Hanford · Hanford Joint Union High
High12.6%-23.9pp
835Cesar Chavez High
Stockton · Stockton Unified
High12.6%-23.9pp
836Orestimba High
Newman · Newman-Crows Landing Unified
High12.6%-23.9pp
837Banning High
Banning · Banning Unified
High12.5%-24.0pp
838Katella High
Anaheim · Anaheim Union High
High12.5%-24.0pp
839Pacific High
San Bernardino · San Bernardino City Unified
High12.5%-24.0pp
840Southwest Senior High
San Diego · Sweetwater Union High
High12.4%-24.1pp
841Silverado High
Victorville · Victor Valley Union High
High12.4%-24.1pp
842Bloomington High
Bloomington · Colton Joint Unified
High12.3%-24.1pp
843East Bakersfield High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High12.3%-24.2pp
844Armijo High
Fairfield · Fairfield-Suisun Unified
High12.2%-24.3pp
845Centennial High
Compton · Compton Unified
High12.2%-24.3pp
846Arroyo Valley High
San Bernardino · San Bernardino City Unified
High12.2%-24.3pp
847Bakersfield High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High12.2%-24.3pp
848Corning Union High
Corning · Corning Union High
High12.2%-24.3pp
849Robert Fulton College Preparatory
Van Nuys · Los Angeles Unified
High12.1%-24.4pp
850Delhi High
Delhi · Delhi Unified
High12.1%-24.4pp
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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.