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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
201Warren (Earl) High
Downey · Downey Unified
High72.7%+23.3pp
202Corcoran High
Corcoran · Corcoran Joint Unified
High72.7%+23.3pp
203Edison High
Huntington Beach · Huntington Beach Union High
High72.7%+23.3pp
204Bonita Vista Senior High
Chula Vista · Sweetwater Union High
High72.7%+23.2pp
205La Jolla High
La Jolla · San Diego Unified
High72.6%+23.2pp
206Soquel High
Soquel · Santa Cruz City High
High72.5%+23.1pp
207Redlands Senior High
Redlands · Redlands Unified
High72.4%+23.0pp
208Pioneer High
San Jose · San Jose Unified
High72.4%+22.9pp
209Orange Cove High
Orange Cove · Kings Canyon Joint Unified
High72.3%+22.9pp
210Garden Grove High
Garden Grove · Garden Grove Unified
High72.1%+22.7pp
211Foresthill High
Foresthill · Placer Union High
High72.1%+22.7pp
212Hillsdale High
San Mateo · San Mateo Union High
High72.0%+22.6pp
213Alta Loma High
Alta Loma · Chaffey Joint Union High
High72.0%+22.6pp
214Reedley High
Reedley · Kings Canyon Joint Unified
High72.0%+22.6pp
215Glendora High
Glendora · Glendora Unified
High71.9%+22.5pp
216Mendocino High
Mendocino · Mendocino Unified
High71.9%+22.5pp
217Martin Luther King Jr. High
Riverside · Riverside Unified
High71.7%+22.2pp
218North Hollywood Senior High
North Hollywood · Los Angeles Unified
High71.6%+22.2pp
219Westminster High
Westminster · Huntington Beach Union High
High71.6%+22.1pp
220Nuview Bridge Early College High
Nuevo · Nuview Union
High71.4%+22.0pp
221Whitney High
Rocklin · Rocklin Unified
High71.4%+21.9pp
222La Serna High
Whittier · Whittier Union High
High71.3%+21.9pp
223Las Lomas High
Walnut Creek · Acalanes Union High
High71.2%+21.7pp
224Beaumont Senior High
Beaumont · Beaumont Unified
High71.0%+21.6pp
225Dana Hills High
Dana Point · Capistrano Unified
High71.0%+21.6pp
226Central Valley High
Shasta Lake · Gateway Unified
High71.0%+21.6pp
227Ponderosa High
Shingle Springs · El Dorado Union High
High70.9%+21.5pp
228West Hills High
Santee · Grossmont Union High
High70.9%+21.5pp
229California High
Whittier · Whittier Union High
High70.9%+21.5pp
230Summerville High
Tuolumne · Summerville Union High
High70.9%+21.4pp
231Ann Sobrato High
Morgan Hill · Morgan Hill Unified
High70.8%+21.3pp
232Berkeley High
Berkeley · Berkeley Unified
High70.7%+21.3pp
233Esperanza High
Anaheim · Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified
High70.7%+21.3pp
234Tamalpais High
Mill Valley · Tamalpais Union High
High70.7%+21.3pp
235Academy of Medical Arts at Carson High
Carson · Los Angeles Unified
High70.6%+21.2pp
236La Mirada High
La Mirada · Norwalk-La Mirada Unified
High70.6%+21.2pp
237West Park High
Roseville · Roseville Joint Union High
High70.6%+21.2pp
238Etna Union High
Etna · Scott Valley Unified
High70.6%+21.2pp
239Mt. Carmel High
San Diego · Poway Unified
High70.6%+21.2pp
240Corona del Mar High
Newport Beach · Newport-Mesa Unified
High70.6%+21.1pp
241Fontana High
Fontana · Fontana Unified
High70.5%+21.0pp
242El Diamante High
Visalia · Visalia Unified
High70.4%+20.9pp
243Foothill High
Palo Cedro · Shasta Union High
High70.3%+20.9pp
244Eleanor Roosevelt High
Eastvale · Corona-Norco Unified
High70.3%+20.8pp
245Point Loma High
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High70.2%+20.8pp
246Fowler High
Fowler · Fowler Unified
High70.2%+20.7pp
247Placer High
Auburn · Placer Union High
High70.2%+20.7pp
248Redwood High
Larkspur · Tamalpais Union High
High70.0%+20.6pp
249Rosemead High
Rosemead · El Monte Union High
High70.0%+20.5pp
250Henry High
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High69.9%+20.5pp
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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.