Summary:
Hope has one elementary school, Hope Elementary, serving grades K–8 with 237 students. In 2025–26, its all-grades results were above California’s in ELA (50% versus 49%) and science (47% versus 36%), as well as math (55% versus 38%). The school’s clearest strength is math, where it outperformed the state by 17 percentage points.
Because it is the only school listed, there is no school-to-school leader or comparison; the clearest differences are among grades at Hope Elementary. ELA results ranged from 31% in 4th grade, 15 points below the state, to 67% in 8th grade, 17 points above. Math was strongest in 6th grade at 67%, 29 points above the state, while 4th grade was the exception: 38%, 4 points below. Overall, the all-grades figures hide a marked ELA divide between lower and upper grades, while math was above the state in five of six tested grades.
Science remains above the state, but its advantage narrowed: the school’s result fell from 57% in 2024–25 to 47% in 2025–26, while the state rose from 33% to 36%; the gap shrank from 25 to 11 points. SchoolDigger ranks the school 1,829th of 5,804 statewide, at the 68th percentile with 3 stars; its percentile rose 4 points over three reported years. Other context: the student-teacher ratio was 23.7:1 in 2024–25, and 55% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. These figures describe the school and its students, not causes of its results.
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