Summary:
The 12 high schools in Oxnard Union High include 11 schools serving grades 9–12 and Anacapa Adult Transition Program, which serves grade 12; 11 schools have 2025–2026 test results. Results vary sharply from school to school, with gaps between the highest and lowest scores of 86 percentage points in ELA, 61 in math and 67 in science. Most importantly, math is the clearest shared weakness: the equal-school average is 26%, compared with 38% statewide.
Oxnard Middle College High stands out in ELA, with 96% proficiency—12 points above the next-highest school, Rancho Campana High at 84%, and 47 points above the state. Rancho Campana leads math at 62% and science at 73%, exceeding state results by 23 and 37 points. Both schools rank in SchoolDigger’s 97th percentile statewide. At the other end, Frontier High is lowest in all three subjects: 10% in ELA, 1% in math and 6% in science. Del Sol High is next-lowest in ELA and math, while Hueneme High is next-lowest in science. Frontier ranks in SchoolDigger’s 7th percentile. Among larger comprehensive schools, Adolfo Camarillo High has strong ELA and science results, 62% and 40%.
Across 10 schools with two years of results, average gains were 5 points in ELA, 4 in math and 6 in science, compared with state gains of 0, 1 and 3 points. But Condor High accounts for much of the math improvement: excluding it, the other nine schools averaged a gain of 0 points, below the state’s 1-point rise. School profiles differ in other ways, too: for 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 38% at Rancho Campana and 41% at Adolfo Camarillo, compared with 95% at Frontier and 91% at Hueneme; Oxnard Middle College High was 79% despite its high scores. Enrollment and student–teacher ratio do not neatly predict results: Frontier has a 12.3 ratio and the lowest scores, while Oxnard Middle College has a 30.7 ratio and the highest ELA result. Anacapa has no test scores in the supplied data.
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