High Schools in Napa County Office of Education

There are two high schools in Napa County Office of Education: Camille Creek Community, serving grades 6–12, and Crossroads Academy, serving grades 7–12. The schools are small, with enrollments of 60 and 13. The strongest concern in the reported results is that Camille Creek’s 2025–2026 proficiency and graduation rates were far below state results: its proficiency was 3% in ELA, 0% in mathematics and 5% in science, versus 49%, 38% and 36% statewide, while graduation was 35% compared with 88% statewide.

Crossroads Academy stands out for its reported attendance, while Camille Creek Community has the weaker reported outcomes; Crossroads’ test-score values are unavailable, so the schools cannot be compared directly on proficiency. In 2025–2026, chronic absenteeism was 0% at Crossroads and 67% at Camille Creek, compared with 18% statewide and 35% districtwide. Camille Creek’s graduation rate was 5 points below its district, and its dropout rate was 60%—4 points above the district and 52 points above the state. Graduation and dropout figures are not provided for Crossroads.

Camille Creek’s proficiency gaps with the state widened from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026 in all three subjects: its average gap grew from 37 to 39 points, as state results improved faster. Its SchoolDigger statewide percentile has fluctuated, from 7 in 2022–2023 to 21 in 2023–2024 and 11 in 2025–2026; Crossroads’ historical SchoolDigger percentile fell from 80 in 2011–2012 to 9 in 2012–2013. For school context, student-teacher ratios are 8.5:1 at Camille Creek and 14.4:1 at Crossroads. Both report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–2025: 78% at Camille Creek and 77% at Crossroads, a 1-point difference; these figures describe reported eligibility, not a reason for the outcome differences.