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California schools ranked by test score

Latest CAASPP year (2024-25). 1,055 schools with reported Math scores. State average: 38.1%.
RankSchoolLevelMathvs state
251Santana High
Santee · Grossmont Union High
High41.6%+3.4pp
252Wallenberg (Raoul) Traditional High
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
High41.5%+3.3pp
253Terra Nova High
Pacifica · Jefferson Union High
High41.4%+3.2pp
254Calabasas High
Calabasas · Las Virgenes Unified
High41.3%+3.1pp
255Analy High
Sebastopol · West Sonoma County Union High
High41.2%+3.0pp
256Encinal Junior/Senior High
Alameda · Alameda Unified
High41.1%+3.0pp
257Westminster High
Westminster · Huntington Beach Union High
High41.1%+2.9pp
258El Monte High
El Monte · El Monte Union High
High40.9%+2.8pp
259Kearny Eng Innov & Design
San Diego · San Diego Unified
High40.9%+2.7pp
260Liberty Ranch High
Galt · Galt Joint Union High
High40.8%+2.6pp
261Woodside High
Woodside · Sequoia Union High
High40.6%+2.4pp
262Grover Cleveland Charter High
Reseda · Los Angeles Unified
High40.5%+2.3pp
263Ann Sobrato High
Morgan Hill · Morgan Hill Unified
High40.5%+2.3pp
264El Camino High
South San Francisco · South San Francisco Unified
High40.4%+2.2pp
265Gridley High
Gridley · Gridley Unified
High40.4%+2.2pp
266Taft Charter High
Woodland Hills · Los Angeles Unified
High40.4%+2.2pp
267Bella Vista High
Fair Oaks · San Juan Unified
High40.3%+2.2pp
268Stockdale High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High40.3%+2.2pp
269Twelve Bridges High
Lincoln · Western Placer Unified
High40.2%+2.0pp
270Arroyo High
El Monte · El Monte Union High
High40.2%+2.0pp
271El Toro High
Lake Forest · Saddleback Valley Unified
High40.0%+1.9pp
272Mendocino High
Mendocino · Mendocino Unified
High40.0%+1.9pp
273Chico High
Chico · Chico Unified
High39.9%+1.7pp
274Dana Hills High
Dana Point · Capistrano Unified
High39.8%+1.7pp
275John F. Kennedy High
La Palma · Anaheim Union High
High39.8%+1.6pp
276Sierra High
Tollhouse · Sierra Unified
High39.7%+1.6pp
277Henry J. Kaiser High
Fontana · Fontana Unified
High39.6%+1.5pp
278Humanities and Arts (HARTS) Academy of Los Angeles
Harbor City · Los Angeles Unified
High39.3%+1.2pp
279Buckingham Collegiate Charter Academy
Vacaville · Vacaville Unified
High39.3%+1.2pp
280Woodcreek High
Roseville · Roseville Joint Union High
High39.2%+1.1pp
281Antelope High
Antelope · Roseville Joint Union High
High39.1%+1.0pp
282Rancho Buena Vista High
Vista · Vista Unified
High39.1%+0.9pp
283San Lorenzo Valley High
Felton · San Lorenzo Valley Unified
High39.0%+0.9pp
284Morro Bay High
Morro Bay · San Luis Coastal Unified
High38.9%+0.8pp
285Otay Ranch Senior High
Chula Vista · Sweetwater Union High
High38.9%+0.8pp
286Kingsburg High
Kingsburg · Kingsburg Joint Union High
High38.8%+0.7pp
287Hercules High
Hercules · West Contra Costa Unified
High38.8%+0.7pp
288Burney Junior-Senior High
Burney · Fall River Joint Unified
High38.7%+0.5pp
289Galileo High
San Francisco · San Francisco Unified
High38.6%+0.5pp
290Murrieta Mesa High
Murrieta · Murrieta Valley Unified
High38.6%+0.5pp
291Reedley High
Reedley · Kings Canyon Joint Unified
High38.5%+0.4pp
292Liberty High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High38.5%+0.3pp
293Pinole Valley High
Pinole · West Contra Costa Unified
High38.4%+0.2pp
294Downey High
Downey · Downey Unified
High38.4%+0.2pp
295John F. Kennedy High
Fremont · Fremont Unified
High38.3%+0.2pp
296Bear River High
Grass Valley · Nevada Joint Union High
High38.3%+0.1pp
297Edison High
Fresno · Fresno Unified
High38.1%-0.0pp
298Oakmont High
Roseville · Roseville Joint Union High
High38.1%-0.1pp
299Centennial High
Bakersfield · Kern High
High38.0%-0.1pp
300Murrieta Valley High
Murrieta · Murrieta Valley Unified
High37.9%-0.3pp
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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 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.