California schools ranked by test score
Latest CAASPP year (2024-25). 7,587 schools with reported Math scores. State average: 38.1%.
| Rank | School | Level | Math | vs state |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7551 | Crestline Elementary Barstow · Barstow Unified | Elementary | 4.7% | -33.5pp |
| 7552 | Vivian Banks Charter Pala · Bonsall Unified | Elementary | 4.7% | -33.5pp |
| 7553 | Willits High Willits · Willits Unified | High | 4.7% | -33.5pp |
| 7554 | Fruitvale Elementary Oakland · Oakland Unified | Elementary | 4.5% | -33.7pp |
| 7555 | Joshua Elementary Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary | Elementary | 4.5% | -33.7pp |
| 7556 | Denair Charter Academy Denair · Denair Unified | Combined | 4.1% | -34.0pp |
| 7557 | Lovonya DeJean Middle Richmond · West Contra Costa Unified | Middle | 4.1% | -34.1pp |
| 7558 | Piute Middle Lancaster · Lancaster Elementary | Middle | 4.0% | -34.2pp |
| 7559 | West Park Charter Academy Fresno · West Park Elementary | Combined | 4.0% | -34.2pp |
| 7560 | Elsie Allen High Santa Rosa · Santa Rosa High | High | 3.7% | -34.4pp |
| 7561 | Lower Lake High Lower Lake · Konocti Unified | High | 3.7% | -34.5pp |
| 7562 | Thomas Jefferson Middle Indio · Desert Sands Unified | Middle | 3.6% | -34.5pp |
| 7563 | California City High California City · Mojave Unified | High | 3.6% | -34.5pp |
| 7564 | Mojave Jr./Sr. High Mojave · Mojave Unified | High | 3.4% | -34.7pp |
| 7565 | Challenger Middle Lancaster · Wilsona Elementary | Middle | 3.4% | -34.8pp |
| 7566 | E. A. Hall Middle Watsonville · Pajaro Valley Unified | Middle | 3.3% | -34.9pp |
| 7567 | Stege Elementary Richmond · West Contra Costa Unified | Elementary | 3.2% | -35.0pp |
| 7568 | East Oakland Pride Elementary Oakland · Oakland Unified | Elementary | 3.1% | -35.0pp |
| 7569 | Point Arena High Point Arena · Point Arena Joint Union High | High | 3.0% | -35.1pp |
| 7570 | Baker Junior High Baker · Baker Valley Unified | Middle | 2.9% | -35.2pp |
| 7571 | Abraham Lincoln Jr. High Bakersfield · Bakersfield City | Middle | 2.9% | -35.3pp |
| 7572 | Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary Richmond · West Contra Costa Unified | Elementary | 2.8% | -35.3pp |
| 7573 | Barstow Intermediate Barstow · Barstow Unified | Middle | 2.8% | -35.4pp |
| 7574 | Barstow Junior High Barstow · Barstow Unified | Middle | 2.7% | -35.4pp |
| 7575 | Mt. Lassen Charter Herlong · Fort Sage Unified | Combined | 2.7% | -35.5pp |
| 7576 | San Pasqual Middle Winterhaven · San Pasqual Valley Unified | Middle | 2.6% | -35.5pp |
| 7577 | Fremont High Oakland · Oakland Unified | High | 2.6% | -35.5pp |
| 7578 | Vasquez High Acton · Acton-Agua Dulce Unified | High | 2.5% | -35.6pp |
| 7579 | Butterfield Charter Porterville · Porterville Unified | Combined | 2.5% | -35.6pp |
| 7580 | Delta Charter Aptos · Santa Cruz City High | High | 2.4% | -35.7pp |
| 7581 | El Dorado Elementary San Francisco · San Francisco Unified | Elementary | 2.4% | -35.7pp |
| 7582 | Happy Camp Union Elementary Happy Camp · Happy Camp Union Elementary | Elementary | 2.0% | -36.1pp |
| 7583 | Frick United Academy of Language Middle Oakland · Oakland Unified | Middle | 1.9% | -36.2pp |
| 7584 | Hoopa Valley Elementary Hoopa · Klamath-Trinity Joint Unified | Elementary | 1.7% | -36.5pp |
| 7585 | Grizzly ChalleNGe Charter San Luis Obispo · San Luis Obispo County Office of Education | High | 1.3% | -36.9pp |
| 7586 | Encina High Sacramento · San Juan Unified | High | 1.1% | -37.0pp |
| 7587 | Kern Workforce 2000 Academy Bakersfield · Kern High | High | 0.4% | -37.8pp |
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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.