Summary:
Elverta Joint Elementary has one listed elementary school, Elverta Elementary, serving kindergarten through grade 5 and 159 students. With no other school in the list, there is no meaningful school-to-school ranking or range for families to compare. The central concern is ELA: in 2025–26, only 19% of students were proficient, compared with 49% statewide.
Elverta Elementary is both the only school and, by default, the highest and lowest in this list—not a meaningful peer distinction. Within its results, science is the relative bright spot: 28% proficiency, an 8-point gap below the state’s 36%. Math was 23%, 15 points below the state’s 38%, while ELA had the largest gap at 31 points. The district results were 27% in ELA, 25% in math, and 31% in science, so the school was below the district in all three subjects as well. Grade 5 results had smaller state gaps than grades 3 and 4, especially in math: 9 points, compared with 21 points in grade 4 and 29 in grade 3; grade 5 remained below the state.
ELA is moving in the wrong direction most sharply: the school’s result fell 14 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while the state result rose by less than a point, widening the gap by 14 points. Math was nearly unchanged at the school as the state rose 1 point, and science improved 1 point as the state rose 3; the gaps widened by 1 and 2 points, respectively. SchoolDigger’s ranking also declined, from the 31st percentile and two stars in 2023–24 to the 16th percentile and one star in 2025–26. Other context includes a 22.1 student–teacher ratio in 2024–25 and chronic absenteeism of 21.2% in 2025–26, close to the district’s 21.4% but above the state’s 18.3%. In 2024–25, 70% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible; California’s statewide-free-meals indicator is also true, so that figure describes the reported eligibility measure, not who can receive meals.
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