Summary:
The city of Littlerock, California, is served by three public schools—two K-8 elementary schools and one high school—enrolling a total of 2,384 students across two different districts.
Parents should be aware that all schools in Littlerock face significant academic challenges, consistently performing well below state averages. Alpine Elementary is the stronger of the two elementary schools, ranking higher than Antelope Elementary in recent years. The high school, Littlerock High, is the largest school and shows a critical strength: its 85.9% graduation rate exceeds the Antelope Valley Union High district average and nears the state rate, despite its students testing far below proficiency standards.
Key areas for improvement are consistent across the community. Mathematics is a particular concern, with proficiency rates at the high school below 9%. Chronic absenteeism is also high, especially at the high school where nearly one-third of students are chronically absent. These issues exist within broader district contexts, as both the Keppel Union Elementary and Antelope Valley Union High districts rank in the lower percentiles statewide. The data suggests families should prioritize understanding support for math learning and attendance policies when evaluating these schools.
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