Summary:
West Point, California, has one listed school, West Point Elementary, serving kindergarten through sixth grade with 114 students. In 2025–2026, its all-grade proficiency was 36% in English language arts (ELA), 21% in math, and 36% in science; it was above Calaveras Unified in all three subjects. The most important finding is that science was nearly even with California, while ELA and especially math were below statewide results.
There is no meaningful top-versus-bottom school comparison in a city with only one listed school; West Point Elementary is the sole option. Its strongest all-grade result relative to the state was science: 35.7% compared with 36.0%, about 0.3 percentage points lower. ELA was 36% versus 49% statewide, and math was 21% versus 38%. Grade results show important differences: fifth-grade ELA was 46% versus 49% statewide, while sixth-grade ELA was 23% versus 48%, a 25-point gap. Fifth-grade science was also close to the state result, at about 36% versus 35%; fifth- and sixth-grade math were much lower, at 14% compared with 37% and 37% statewide.
Results moved in different directions over the two years shown: ELA fell from 40% in 2024–2025 to 36% in 2025–2026, and math fell from 28% to 21%, while science rose from 17% to 36%. SchoolDigger’s ranking also moved down, from the 50th percentile in 2023–2024 to the 31st in 2025–2026. Attendance is another notable concern: chronic absenteeism was 41% in 2025–2026, compared with 35% districtwide and 18% statewide. The school reported 69% free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–2025, an observation about its student profile, not an explanation for results. Because this is the only listed school, there is no meaningful school-to-school ranking, and fourth-grade ELA and math results are suppressed by the state.
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