Summary:
The list covers one high school in Fresno County Office of Education: Violet Heintz Education Academy, which serves grades 7–12 and enrolls 59 students. With no other high schools in this group, families cannot compare it with local peers using these figures. The most important finding is that its 2025–2026 all-grade proficiency was 0% in ELA, mathematics, and science—49, 38, and 36 percentage points below state results, respectively.
Violet Heintz Education Academy is both the highest- and lowest-scoring school in the list, so its state and district comparisons provide the useful benchmarks. The district’s proficiency was also low: the school was 6 points below it in ELA, 1 point below in mathematics, and 4 points below in science. Graduation is a notable counterpoint: the school’s 2025–2026 rate was 71%, compared with 31% for Fresno County Office of Education and 88% statewide. Its dropout rate was 29%, 6 points below the district but 20 points above the state; chronic absenteeism was 56%, higher than both the district’s 43% and the state’s 18%.
Test results at the school remained at 0% in ELA and mathematics in both 2024–2025 and 2025–2026, while state results rose slightly. State ELA increased from 48.8% to 49.3%; state mathematics rose from 37% to 38%. District results fell over the same period: ELA went from 11% to 6%, and mathematics from 0.9% to 0.8%, making the school’s local gaps narrower even as its state gaps widened. The school’s student–teacher ratio was 11.6 in 2024–2025, and 86% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. Grade-level test results are suppressed, so the all-grade figures do not show how outcomes differ among grades.
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