Di Giorgio Elementary

The area has one school, Di Giorgio Elementary, a K–8 school with 231 students; its reported test results cover grades 3–8. In 2025–2026, proficiency was below the state in all three subjects: 23% in ELA versus 49% statewide, 11% in math versus 38%, and 11% in science versus 36%. The most important finding is that the school’s proficiency rates trail the state by about 25 to 27 percentage points in every reported subject.

There are no local school standouts to compare because this is the only school in the list. Within the school, results vary by grade: ELA was highest in 7th grade at 38% and lowest in 4th grade at 10%; math peaked at 19% in 3rd grade and was 0% in 8th grade. Science was 19% in 5th grade and 0% in 8th grade. Science was closest to the state overall, with a 25-point gap, compared with 26 points in ELA and 27 in math. The 8th-grade results were especially far below state levels: 36 points in math and 35 in science.

Results changed unevenly from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: ELA rose by 2 percentage points and its gap to the state narrowed by 2 points, while math fell by 3 points and its gap widened by 4; science fell by 4 points and its gap widened by 8. SchoolDigger ranked the school 5,572nd of 5,804 schools, at the 4th percentile, in 2025–2026, an improvement of 164 places from the prior year’s ranking and up from the 2nd percentile. Chronic absenteeism was 6%, 13 points below the state rate. The student–teacher ratio was 23.1 in 2024–2025, and 62% of students were directly certified for free meals that year; the school was also flagged as likely serving free meals to all students through Community Eligibility. These figures provide context, not an explanation of test results. Because the list contains only one school, it cannot show how the school compares with local peers.