Summary:
High Technical Elementary North County District has one K–5 school, High Technical Elementary North County, with 438 students. In 2025–26, the school was below California in all three reported subjects: ELA was 35% versus 49%, math 26% versus 38%, and science 26% versus 36%. Science had the smallest gap, at 10 points, while ELA had the largest, at 15 points. The central finding is that proficiency was below state levels in every reported subject.
There are no school-to-school leaders or trailers because this district’s list includes only one school; the notable differences are across subjects and grades. Fifth-grade math is the clearest grade-level concern, with 15% proficient compared with 37% statewide, a 22-point gap. Fifth-grade ELA is closest to the state among the reported grade-level results: 41% versus 49%, an 9-point gap. Fourth-grade ELA is also notably behind, at 29% versus 46%, a 17-point gap. Chronic absenteeism is a relative bright spot: 9% at the school compared with 18% statewide, about 10 points lower.
Results moved in different directions over time: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, science proficiency rose 6 points and math rose 2, while ELA fell 2; the state gaps narrowed in science and math but widened by 2 points in ELA. SchoolDigger places the school at rank 4,121 of 5,804, the 29th percentile, with one star for 2025–26; its percentile was 46th in 2023–24 and 30th in 2024–25. The school reports a student-teacher ratio of 24.3 and 50% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25. These figures offer context, but with no peer schools in the list, they do not support comparisons among schools in the area.
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