Summary:
Boulevard, California, has one listed school, Clover Flat Elementary, serving kindergarten through grade 6. In 2025–26, 28% of students were proficient in English language arts (ELA), 16% in math and 10% in science. ELA was about 2 percentage points above the Mountain Empire Unified district, math was about level with it, and science was 3 points below. The most important finding for families is that the school remained below California’s proficiency rate in all three subjects: by 22 points in ELA, 22 in math and 26 in science.
There is no meaningful local “top” or “bottom” school comparison because Clover Flat is the only school listed. Within its results, ELA stands out relative to the district, while science is the weakest subject against both the district and state. Grade-level results also vary: grade 3 ELA proficiency was 43%, just 1 point below the state and 10 points above the district; by grade 6, ELA was 8%, 40 points below the state. In math, proficiency was 0% in both grades 5 and 6, about 37 points below the state in each. These grade comparisons show differences across grades in the same year, not how individual students’ results changed over time.
ELA and math improved year over year, but science did not. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, ELA rose from 18% to 28% and math from 7% to 16%, narrowing their state gaps; science slipped from 12% to 10%, and its state gap widened from 21 to 26 points. SchoolDigger’s ranking improved from the 3rd percentile and 0 stars in 2024–25 to the 17th percentile and 1 star in 2025–26, though the school remained in the lower part of its statewide ranking. Context measures for 2024–25 include 190 students, a 23.7:1 student-teacher ratio and 62% free/reduced lunch eligible. Chronic absenteeism was 42% in 2025–26, compared with 20% in the district and 18% statewide.
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