Summary:
The nine schools in Isaac Elementary District include seven elementary and two middle schools, serving grade spans from K–5 to K–8 and grades 5–8; enrollment ranges from 85 to 659 students. Across the eight schools with reported all-grades results, average proficiency is 20% in ELA and 13% in math, compared with 41% and 33% statewide. The clearest area-wide finding is that every school with reported results is below the state in both subjects: the average gaps are 22 percentage points in ELA and 20 points in math.
Mitchell Elementary has the highest all-grades ELA result at 21%, while Esperanza Elementary is lowest at 17%; even Mitchell is 20 points below the state, and Esperanza is 24 points below. In math, Alta E. Butler leads at 16%, while Isaac Middle School is lowest at 9%—a 7-point spread, with both below the state. Some grade-level results are brighter: J.B. Sutton has 30% in fourth-grade ELA, 17 points below the state; Pueblo Del Sol leads reported seventh-grade ELA at 33%, and Joseph Zito leads reported fifth-grade ELA at 28%—each 10 points below its state benchmark.
SchoolDigger’s relative ranking history weakened overall among seven schools with comparable data: their average percentile ranking fell from about the 11th to the 5th percentile, a decline of 6 percentile points. Sutton improved 6 percentile points, while Pueblo Del Sol fell 20 and Zito fell 18; SchoolDigger lists the district at rank 264 of 267, in the 1st percentile, with 0 stars. Staffing ratios do not show a clear relationship with results: Sutton has a ratio of 21.7 and scores 20% in ELA and 15% in math, while Esperanza has a ratio of 19.4 and scores 17% and 12%; Mitchell and Butler have similar ratios but different subject-leading results. Ranking shifts are not test-score trends, the online academy’s results are suppressed, and free/reduced-lunch figures are blank.
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