Summary:
Lemoore, California, has 15 schools: 9 elementary, 2 middle and 4 high schools. Thirteen have 2025–2026 test results; the other two have results only for 2024–2025. Across the 13 schools, the unweighted average was 51% in English language arts (ELA), 38% in mathematics and 28% in science, compared with California results of 49%, 38% and 36%. The most important finding is how sharply results differ between schools, especially in mathematics, where the gap between the highest and lowest scores was 66 percentage points.
Akers Elementary led 2025–2026 ELA at 68% and science at 61%; R. J. Neutra led mathematics at 66%. SchoolDigger placed Neutra at the 84th percentile statewide and Akers at the 81st. At the lower end, Jamison (Donald C.) High (Continuation) had 25% ELA, 0% mathematics and 13% science; its SchoolDigger ranking was at the 19th percentile. Central Elementary had the lowest ELA result and ranked at the 14th percentile. A separate-year standout, Lemoore Middle College High, scored 86% in ELA, 49% in mathematics and 70% in science in 2024–2025.
Recent changes are mixed: among the same 13 schools, the average ELA score fell by 1 percentage point from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while mathematics rose by 1 point and science by 2; science still lagged the state by 8 points. Individual results also diverged: Meadow Lane Elementary gained 9 points in ELA, while Jamison fell 10; Island Elementary gained 16 points in science, while Cinnamon Elementary fell 18. SchoolDigger’s ranking history also shows Meadow Lane rising from the 41st to the 59th percentile. The reported free/reduced lunch eligible measure for 2024–2025 was 22% at Akers and 25% at Neutra, but a higher share did not always mean lower scores: Liberty Middle had 81% eligible and scored above the state in ELA and mathematics. Jamison is another reminder to look beyond one measure: its graduation rate was 98%, alongside 56% chronic absenteeism and low test results.
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