Summary:
San Diego County Office of Education has one listed high school, San Pasqual Academy, serving grades 9–12 with 33 students. Its 2025–2026 proficiency results are below state results in all three subjects, though close to district results in English language arts and math. The most striking concern is chronic absenteeism: 60% at the school, compared with 13% in the San Diego County Office of Education and 18% statewide.
There is no within-area top or bottom school to identify because San Pasqual Academy is the only school listed. In all grades, 13% of students were proficient in English language arts, 7% in math, and 0% in science. Those results were 2 points above the district in English language arts, slightly above it in math, and 5 points below it in science. Compared with the state, the school was 36 points lower in English language arts, 32 points lower in math, and 36 points lower in science. Math was the closest subject to state results; the same pattern appeared in 11th grade, where the school was 25 points below the state in math, 44 points below in English language arts, and 38 points below in science.
SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking moved up and then down: the school was at the 10th percentile in 2021–2022, the 26th percentile in 2022–2023, and the 9th percentile in 2025–2026, when it ranked 1,943 of 2,137 and received 0 stars. Context measures include a 5.5:1 student–teacher ratio and 91% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–2025; all California students receive free school meals statewide. The school’s 2023–2024 graduation rate was 67% and dropout rate was 17%; supplied district and state figures are from a different school year. Because only one school is listed, these figures cannot show how it compares with other local high schools.
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