Summary:
Round Valley Unified District has one middle school, Round Valley Middle School, serving grades 5–8, with 269 students and a reported student–teacher ratio of 14:1. The clearest concern in its latest all-grades results is math: 20% of students were proficient in 2025–2026, compared with 33% statewide and 23% districtwide, making math the school’s largest reported shortfall against the state.
Among the school’s results, eighth-grade science stands out most positively, while all-grades math is the clearest weakness. In 2024–2025, eighth-grade science proficiency was 40%, 10 points above the state’s 30% and 2 points above the district’s 38%. In 2025–2026 ELA, the all-grades result was close to the state—40% versus 41%—but grade results differed: seventh grade was 50%, 7 points above the state, sixth grade was 33%, 8 points below, and eighth grade matched the state at 39%. Math was below the state in both grades with available school results: sixth grade was 24% versus 30%, and seventh grade was 24% versus 27%.
SchoolDigger’s ranking history shows a rise and then a return to its earlier percentile, rather than a steady change: the school was at the 47th percentile in 2023–2024, the 55th in 2024–2025, and the 47th in 2025–2026, with a current rank of 283 out of 536. These relative rankings do not show whether proficiency itself improved or declined over time. The available results do not include grade 5 scores, and the grade 8 math school result and free/reduced-lunch rate are not reported, so those measures cannot be assessed.
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