Summary:
Beverly Hills Unified has five schools in Beverly Hills: two elementary schools, one middle school, and two high schools, including a continuation school. In 2025–2026, all four schools with reported test results scored above California’s result in ELA, math, and science. The area’s results were generally strong compared with the state, but school-to-school differences were substantial—especially in science, where scores ranged from 43% to 73%, a 30-point spread.
El Rodeo Elementary led the four reporting schools in all three All Grades subjects, with 85% in ELA, 84% in math, and 73% in science. Those results were 9 points higher in ELA and math, and 4 points higher in science, than the next-highest school in each subject. At the lower end, Beverly Vista Middle had the lowest ELA result at 72%, while Beverly Hills High had the lowest math and science results, at 60% and 43%. The elementary-school comparison is especially clear: El Rodeo scored higher than Horace Mann Elementary in every reported ELA and math grade from 3rd through 5th, by 6 to 13 points in ELA and 8 to 11 points in math. Moreno High (Continuation) has no reported school-level test results.
Results improved at every reporting school from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026; the four-school averages rose by 5 points in ELA, 6 in math, and 10 in science. SchoolDigger rankings also improved: El Rodeo moved from 359th to 104th statewide between 2018–2019 and 2025–2026. The elementary schools have similar student-teacher ratios—14.3 at El Rodeo and 14.2 at Horace Mann—while their 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 22% and 30%, respectively; these are context, not an explanation for their score differences.
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