Summary:
The Impact Academy of Arts & Technology District has one California school, Impact Academy of Arts & Technology, serving grades 6–12 with 716 students. In 2025–26, its all-grades ELA result was close to California’s (47% versus 49%), and science was 32% versus 36%; math was the clearest and most persistent academic shortfall, at 25% versus 38% statewide, a 13-point gap.
There is no school-to-school ranking in this one-school district, but grade-level results show meaningful differences. ELA was strongest relative to the state in 11th grade, at 58% versus 57%, while 7th grade was the largest exception, at 40% versus 51%—11 points lower. In math, 7th grade was closest to the state (36% versus 38%, about 1 point lower), while 11th grade had the largest shortfall, at 14% versus 32%, or 18 points. In science, 12th grade was 2 points above the state (35% versus 33%); 8th grade was 5 points below (31% versus 35%). These are grade-level contrasts, not a pattern of results improving or worsening as students move through school.
Results rose from 2024–25 to 2025–26 in all three subjects, with the biggest gain in ELA: the school increased 7 points, from 40% to 47%, while California rose by less than a point. ELA’s state gap narrowed from 9 points to 2; math rose 1 point, but its 13-point gap widened by less than a point, and the science gap widened by 2 points. SchoolDigger’s ranking declined from the 80th percentile and 4 stars in 2023–24 to the 56th percentile and 3 stars in 2025–26, despite those test-score gains. Other context: in 2024–25, the school had a 19.8 student–teacher ratio and 53% free/reduced lunch eligible. In 2025–26, graduation was 96% versus 88% statewide and dropout was 4% versus 8%, while chronic absenteeism was higher, at 24% versus 18%. The list has no other schools for comparison, and it does not provide grade-level enrollment counts.
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