Summary:
Bellflower, California, has 10 listed schools—six elementary, two high schools, and two alternative schools—serving students from elementary through high-school levels. In 2025–2026, the nine schools with numeric results averaged 41% in ELA, 32% in math, and 25% in science, below California’s respective averages of 49%, 38%, and 36%. The most important finding for families is how widely results differ from school to school: the spread among numeric results was 76 percentage points in ELA, 65 in math, and 49 in science.
Las Flores Home Education Independent Study Academy led the area in all three subjects, with 82% in ELA, 68% in math, and 51% in science—32, 29, and 15 points above state results. Somerset High was lowest among schools with numeric scores, at 5% in ELA, 3% in math, and 2% in science, respectively 44, 36, and 34 points below state results. Among elementary schools, Thomas Jefferson Elementary led in ELA at 49%, while Albert Baxter Elementary led in math at 42% and science at 37%.
Across the nine schools, the average science result rose 6 percentage points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, math rose 2 points, and ELA was essentially flat. Las Flores improved in all three subjects, while Baxter gained 15 points in science even as its math result fell 8 points. SchoolDigger ranks Thomas Jefferson at the 58th percentile among state elementary schools, compared with the 19th percentile for Washington Elementary and the 4th percentile for Somerset among high schools. As context, all six elementary schools reported free/reduced lunch eligible shares for 2024–2025; they ranged from 81% to 91%. Baxter had 82% eligible and the strongest elementary math and science results, while Washington had 91% and the lowest elementary ELA and math results. Bellflower Alternative Education Center’s 2025–2026 test scores are not numeric in the supplied data, so it cannot be compared on those results.
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