St Johns Unified District

St Johns Unified District has four schools serving students from pre-K through grade 12, including a small alternative learning center. In the 2025–26 results, Coronado Elementary School, St Johns Middle School and St Johns High School all scored above state results in both ELA and math. The group’s reported average was 53% in ELA versus 41% statewide, and 55% in math versus 33% statewide. Most important, every school with results was above the state in both subjects, with a larger advantage in math.

There is no single school leading in every subject: Coronado had the highest all-grades math result at 59%, while High had the lowest at 49%; Middle scored 56%. In ELA, High led at 56%, four points above Coronado and Middle, which each scored 52%. Middle stands out in grade 8, where its ELA result was 66% versus 39% statewide and math was 65% versus 30%. Its grade 4 ELA result was a relative exception, at 44% compared with 47% statewide; its grade 4 math result was 54% versus 40% statewide.

SchoolDigger’s recorded rankings rose overall for Middle and High, though High dipped before improving: Middle went from the 78th percentile in 2023–24 to the 84th in 2025–26, while High moved from the 69th to the 78th percentile after falling to the 58th in 2024–25. The St. Johns Learning Center rose from the 35th percentile in 2011–12 to the 62nd in 2020–21, but has no supplied proficiency results. High’s reported student-teacher ratio was 14.2 students per teacher, compared with 17 at Coronado; that does not match the math results, with High lowest and Coronado highest. The Learning Center’s 2021–22 graduation rate was 38%, compared with 93% at High, a substantial difference, though its separate school context matters. Proficiency results cover one year, and graduation and dropout figures come from different years.