Summary:
Oxnard Union High includes 12 high schools enrolling 16,014 students; most serve grades 9–12, while Anacapa Adult Transition Program serves grade 12 only and has no 2025–26 test results. Across the 11 schools reporting results, the average was 51% proficient in ELA, compared with 49% statewide; averages were 26% in math versus 38% statewide and 33% in science versus 36%. The most important finding for families is how widely school results differ: the gap between the highest and lowest school was 86 percentage points in ELA, 61 in math and 67 in science.
Oxnard Middle College High led ELA with 96% proficiency, while Rancho Campana High led math at 62% and science at 73%. At the other end, Frontier High had the lowest results in all three subjects: 10% in ELA, 1% in math and 6% in science. The contrast extends beyond test scores: graduation was 100% at Oxnard Middle College and 99% at Rancho Campana, compared with 79% at Frontier; chronic absenteeism was 2%, 8% and 81%, respectively.
Results improved on average across the same 10 schools with two years of data: proficiency rose 5 percentage points in ELA, 4 in math and 6 in science from 2024–25 to 2025–26. Progress varied by school: Condor High gained 34 points in math, reaching 37%—close to the state’s 38%—while Rancho Campana’s math fell 4 points even as its science rose 9. SchoolDigger ranked Rancho Campana and Oxnard Middle College in the 97th percentile statewide, with five stars; Frontier was in the 7th percentile, with zero stars. As context, the schools report free/reduced lunch eligibility for 2024–25: it ranged from 38% at Rancho Campana to 95% at Frontier, while Oxnard Middle College had 79% alongside its leading ELA result.
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