Summary:
Napa County Office of Education has two listed high schools: Camille Creek Community, serving grades 6–12 with 60 students, and Crossroads Academy, serving grades 7–12 with 13 students. The most important academic finding is that Camille Creek’s only reportable 2025–26 test results were well below state results in every subject: 3% in all-grades English compared with 49% statewide, 0% in math versus 38%, and 5% in science versus 36%.
Camille Creek stands out for low reported proficiency and high chronic absenteeism: 67%, compared with 0% at Crossroads, 35% at the district level, and 18% statewide. Camille Creek’s graduation rate was 35%, 53 percentage points below the state’s 88%; its dropout rate was 60%, 52 points above the state’s 8%. Crossroads’ 0% absenteeism is the strongest reported attendance figure, but its graduation and dropout rates were not reported. Crossroads’ test scores are suppressed, so the available figures do not allow a reliable academic ranking between the schools.
Camille Creek’s state gaps widened in all three subjects from 2024–25 to 2025–26: the gap grew by 1 point in English and math, and 3 points in science, even though its science proficiency rose by 1 point. SchoolDigger lists Camille Creek at the 11th percentile in 2025–26, down 10 points from 2023–24 but up 4 from 2022–23; Crossroads’ older ranking fell from the 80th percentile in 2011–12 to the 9th in 2012–13, so it does not offer a current comparison. As context, in 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible figures were similar—78% at Camille Creek and 77% at Crossroads—and student-teacher ratios were 8.5 and 14.4, respectively.
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