Summary:
The 14 schools in Roosevelt Elementary District mostly serve prekindergarten through eighth grade, while John F. Kennedy serves prekindergarten through fourth grade. Across the 13 schools with reported 2025–26 results, average proficiency was 21% in ELA and 14% in math, compared with state averages of 41% and 33%; the district averages were 21% and 14%. The main takeaway is that even the strongest all-grades results remain well below state proficiency.
Cloves C Campbell Senior Elementary School led all-grades ELA at 29%, followed by Valley View School at 27% and Southwest Elementary School at 26%; the lowest reported result was T G Barr School at 14%. Valley View led math at 20%, with Campbell and Percy L Julian School tied at 19%; Educational & Verma Pastor Elementary School and Cesar E Chavez Community School had the lowest reported math results, at 7%. All reported all-grades results were below state levels: Campbell was 12 points short in ELA, and Valley View was 13 points short in math. Grade-level results show exceptions: Campbell reached 44% in sixth-grade ELA, while Valley View and T G Barr reached or exceeded the state’s eighth-grade math result.
Recent SchoolDigger ranking percentiles declined for seven of the eight schools with consecutive-year figures, averaging a drop of 9 points; Bernard Black Elementary School fell 35 points, while C O Greenfield School rose 1 point. Campbell had the highest current listed percentile, at the 28th; these rankings do not show whether test scores themselves changed. Similar enrollment does not mean similar results: Valley View and Sunland Elementary School enroll about the same number of students, but Valley View was 8 points higher in ELA and 10 points higher in math despite having a higher student-teacher ratio. Amy L. Houston Academy’s school results are suppressed, so comparisons cover 13 schools.
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