Summary:
The list covers one school, Bangor Union Elementary, a K–8 school with 88 students. In 2025–2026, its all-grades results were near California’s in English language arts (ELA), below the state in math, and above it in science: 50% vs. 49% in ELA, 34% vs. 38% in math, and 42% vs. 36% in science. The clearest overall takeaway is that results vary by subject and grade, rather than showing consistent strength across the school.
There is no meaningful top or bottom school comparison because the list contains only one school; the most notable contrasts are among its reported grades. Sixth grade stood out: ELA was 77%, 29 percentage points above the state, and math was 54%, 17 points above. At the other end, fourth-grade ELA was 20%, 26 points below the state, while third-grade math was 27%, 20 points below. The school’s all-grades science result was its strongest comparison with California, 6 points above the state; all-grades math was its weakest, 4 points below.
Trends are mixed: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, the school’s ELA result fell from 58% to 50%, and its lead over the state narrowed from 9 points to 1. Math rose from 32% to 34%, narrowing its shortfall from 5 points to 4; science climbed from 35% to 42%, widening its lead from 2 points to 6. SchoolDigger ranks the school 2,534th of 5,804, at the 56th percentile and three stars; it was at the 33rd percentile and two stars in 2021–2022. For context, its 2024–2025 student–teacher ratio was 22.1, and 72% of students were reported as free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025. With only one school listed, these figures cannot show how it compares with local peers.
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