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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
51Leland High
San Jose · San Jose Unified
High84.7%+35.2pp
52Scripps Ranch High
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High84.6%+35.2pp
53Pacific Law Academy
Stockton · Stockton Unified
High84.6%+35.2pp
54Cupertino High
Cupertino · Fremont Union High
High84.5%+35.1pp
55San Marino High
San Marino · San Marino Unified
High84.5%+35.1pp
56Del Norte High
San Diego · Poway Unified
High84.4%+35.0pp
57Dougherty Valley High
San Ramon · San Ramon Valley Unified
High84.4%+35.0pp
58Henry M. Gunn High
Palo Alto · Palo Alto Unified
High84.3%+34.9pp
59Valencia High
Valencia · William S. Hart Union High
High84.1%+34.6pp
60Anderson W. Clark Magnet High
La Crescenta · Glendale Unified
High83.7%+34.3pp
61Monta Vista High
Cupertino · Fremont Union High
High83.3%+33.9pp
62Pacific Grove High
Pacific Grove · Pacific Grove Unified
High83.3%+33.9pp
63Santa Monica High
Santa Monica · Santa Monica-Malibu Unified
High83.3%+33.9pp
64Clovis West High
Fresno · Clovis Unified
High83.3%+33.9pp
65Foothill High
Pleasanton · Pleasanton Unified
High83.2%+33.8pp
66Albany High
Albany · Albany City Unified
High83.0%+33.5pp
67Ernest S. McBride Sr. High
Long Beach · Long Beach Unified
High82.9%+33.5pp
68Irvington High
Fremont · Fremont Unified
High82.7%+33.3pp
69Riverside STEM Academy
Riverside · Riverside Unified
High82.7%+33.3pp
70Arnold O. Beckman High
Irvine · Tustin Unified
High82.6%+33.2pp
71Burlingame High
Burlingame · San Mateo Union High
High82.6%+33.1pp
72Acalanes High
Lafayette · Acalanes Union High
High82.5%+33.0pp
73El Segundo High
El Segundo · El Segundo Unified
High82.4%+32.9pp
74Buchanan High
Clovis · Clovis Unified
High82.3%+32.9pp
75Eastlake High
Chula Vista · Sweetwater Union High
High82.3%+32.9pp
76Hawthorne Math and Science Academy
Hawthorne · Hawthorne
High82.2%+32.7pp
77Los Gatos High
Los Gatos · Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High
High82.1%+32.7pp
78San Ramon Valley High
Danville · San Ramon Valley Unified
High82.1%+32.7pp
79Coronado High
Coronado · Coronado Unified
High82.0%+32.5pp
80Saugus High
Saugus · William S. Hart Union High
High81.9%+32.4pp
81Mills High
Millbrae · San Mateo Union High
High81.8%+32.4pp
82Kearny College Connections
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High81.8%+32.4pp
83Carmel High
Carmel · Carmel Unified
High81.7%+32.3pp
84Aragon High
San Mateo · San Mateo Union High
High81.7%+32.3pp
85Dublin High
Dublin · Dublin Unified
High81.6%+32.2pp
86Great Oak High
Temecula · Temecula Valley Unified
High81.3%+31.9pp
87Evergreen Valley High
San Jose · East Side Union High
High81.2%+31.7pp
88Mira Costa High
Manhattan Beach · Manhattan Beach Unified
High81.2%+31.7pp
89Etiwanda High
Etiwanda · Chaffey Joint Union High
High81.0%+31.5pp
90Mountain House High
Mountain House · Lammersville Joint Unified
High80.8%+31.4pp
91Santa Susana High
Simi Valley · Simi Valley Unified
High80.8%+31.3pp
92Alameda High
Alameda · Alameda Unified
High80.7%+31.3pp
93Fountain Valley High
Fountain Valley · Huntington Beach Union High
High80.6%+31.2pp
94Washington Middle College High
West Sacramento · Washington Unified
High80.6%+31.1pp
95Sunny Hills High
Fullerton · Fullerton Joint Union High
High80.5%+31.1pp
96Mission Bay High
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High80.5%+31.0pp
97Branham High
San Jose · Campbell Union High
High80.4%+31.0pp
98Crescenta Valley High
La Crescenta · Glendale Unified
High80.3%+30.9pp
99Redwood High
Visalia · Visalia Unified
High80.1%+30.7pp
100Mountain View High
Mountain View · Mountain View-Los Altos Union High
High80.1%+30.7pp
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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.