Summary:
Alameda Unified includes 15 schools—nine elementary, two middle and four high schools—with enrollment ranging from 76 to 1,868; one school serves grades 6–12. Because the schools cover different grade spans, schoolwide results are not fully like-for-like. Even so, the clearest overall finding is that results vary substantially: elementary schools’ highest-to-lowest gaps are 41 points in ELA, 41 in math and 42 in science, while the two middle schools differ by 26, 29 and 43 points, respectively.
Several schools stand out, but the leaders depend on subject and grade. Across All Grades, Alameda Science and Technology Institute (ASTI) leads ELA at 98%, 48 points above the state; Lincoln Middle is next at 82%. Bay Farm leads math at 83%, 44 points above the state, closely followed by Amelia Earhart, also at 83%. ASTI leads science at 77%, 41 points above the state. At the other end, Ruby Bridges has the lowest reported elementary results: 41% in ELA, 41% in math and 29% in science. Island High (Continuation) reports 0% in science; its current ELA and math scores are suppressed, not zero.
From 2024–25 to 2025–26, the unweighted school averages improved by 2 points in ELA and 3 in math, while the science average rose by 1 point—less than the state’s 3-point increase, narrowing the schools’ average lead. School changes varied: Maya Lin improved in all three subjects, while Love Elementary fell 9 points in ELA and Amelia Earhart fell 10 points in science. SchoolDigger ranks ASTI 15th of 2,137 California high schools and Lincoln 97th of 2,703 middle schools. Student–teacher ratios do not sort results consistently: ASTI’s is 27.7:1, compared with 22.9:1 at Ruby Bridges. The free/reduced-lunch-eligible share was 19% at Bay Farm and 66% at Ruby Bridges in 2024–25; ASTI’s was 46% despite its strong grade-11 results. These are school-level observations, not evidence that income measures cause test outcomes.
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