Summary:
Dual Language Immersion North County District has one listed school, Dual Language Immersion North County, an elementary school serving kindergarten through grade 8 with 276 students. In 2025–26, the school’s all-grades proficiency was above California’s in English language arts (ELA), math, and science. The most important finding is that its largest overall advantage was in math: 60% proficiency, compared with 38% statewide, a 22-point lead.
With only one school in the area, there are no local schools to rank against each other; compared with the state, Dual Language Immersion North County stands out most in ELA and math. Its ELA proficiency was 68% versus 49% statewide, an 18-point advantage, while science was 43% versus 36%, a 7-point lead. Fifth grade had the strongest grade-level results relative to the state: ELA was 80% versus 49%, a 31-point advantage, and math was 67% versus 37%, a 30-point advantage. Eighth-grade math was the main exception, at 35% versus 36%, or 1 point below the state; eighth-grade science was nearly even, with 35% at both the school and state levels. SchoolDigger gives the school 4 stars and ranks it at the 85th percentile statewide.
Recent results show different directions by subject: ELA declined while math and science improved. From 2024–25 to 2025–26, school ELA proficiency fell by 10 points, and its lead over the state narrowed by 10 points. Math rose by 8 points, widening its state lead by 7 points; science rose by 8 points, widening its lead by 4 points. Chronic absenteeism was lower than the state rate in 2025–26: 10% at the school versus 18% statewide, an 8-point difference. For context, the school had a 17.4 student–teacher ratio and 45% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25; California is a state where all students receive free school meals. SchoolDigger’s rank history was at the 88th percentile in 2024–25 and the 79th percentile in 2023–24.
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