Summary:
Alpine has six schools—five elementary schools and one middle school—with enrollment ranging from 64 students at Mountain View Learning Academy to 405 at Joan MacQueen Middle. Test results are available for five schools in 2024–2025 and four in 2025–2026; Creekside Early Learning Center has no supplied test-score results. The clearest latest-year finding is that Shadow Hills Elementary led the tested schools in all three subjects, scoring 53% in ELA, 53% in math, and 53% in science—4, 15, and 17 percentage points above the state, respectively.
In 2024–2025, The Heights Charter led ELA at 61% and science at 47%, while Shadow Hills led math at 61%; SchoolDigger placed The Heights at the 80th statewide percentile that year. In the latest results, Boulder Oaks Elementary had the lowest science result, 22%, or 14 points below the state. Joan MacQueen had the lowest ELA and math results, 41% and 36%—8 and 2 points below the state. Results can also differ by grade: Mountain View’s all-grades math result was 46%, but its reported grade-6 result was 8%, compared with 37% statewide.
Recent changes are mixed: Shadow Hills’ ELA and math each fell 8 points from 2024–2025, while its science rose 11; Boulder Oaks’ science dropped 19 points, the largest decline among the four schools with results in both years. By contrast, Mountain View gained 5 points in ELA and 8 in math, and Joan MacQueen gained 4 in math and 6 in science. School context varies too: student-teacher ratios range from 18.9 at Joan MacQueen to 28.8 at The Heights. The schools’ free/reduced lunch eligible measure for 2024–2025 ranged from 13% at The Heights to 40% at Boulder Oaks; these are contextual figures, not explanations for test results.
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