Temecula Valley Unified

Temecula Valley Unified has 30 listed schools in the Temecula Valley area: 19 elementary, six middle and five high schools, with grade spans that vary by school. For 2025–26, the unweighted average across schools was 63% in English language arts (ELA), 51% in math and 49% in science—close to the district rates of 64%, 52% and 51%. The most important takeaway is that these averages conceal large differences between individual schools.

Great Oak High leads high schools in all three subjects, with 82% in ELA, 55% in math and 63% in science; Abby Reinke Elementary leads elementary schools in ELA (76%) and math (68%), while Red Hawk Elementary leads elementary science at 72%. Among middle schools, Temecula Middle tops ELA and math at 65% and 62%, while Erle Stanley Gardner Middle leads science at 61%. At the other end, Rancho Vista High is lowest across all three subjects, with 24% in ELA, 7% in math and 11% in science. Across all schools, the highest-to-lowest gaps are 58 points in ELA, 61 in math and 61 in science.

Average school results improved from 2024–25 to 2025–26 by 1 point in ELA, 2 in math and 5 in science; the state gains, rounded to whole points, were 0, 1 and 3. Individual schools did not all improve: French Valley Elementary is not among the listed notable changes, while James L. Day Middle fell 10 points in ELA. SchoolDigger rates Great Oak five stars and places it at the 94th percentile among California high schools; it gives Abby Reinke five stars and the 91st percentile among elementary schools. All schools report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–25; for example, Red Hawk reports 44% and Temecula Elementary 73%—context, not an explanation of test results. School averages are unweighted, and grade spans differ.