Summary
Whitney High is a public high school in Rocklin, California, serving grades 9–12 in the Rocklin Unified area, with 2,041 students. Its latest results are especially strong compared with nearby comprehensive high schools, and the main distinction for families is that math, while well above the state, is the only tested subject below the district.
In 2025–26, Whitney scored 84% in English, 58% in math and 64% in science. Those results were higher than the average for five nearby comprehensive high schools serving grades 9–12: 64% in English, 39% in math and 41% in science. Whitney led nearby schools in English and science, and its math score was just ahead of Rocklin High. Compared with the state, Whitney was ahead by 35 points in English, 19 in math and 28 in science. It also exceeded district results in English by 17 points and science by 10, but was 4 points below the district in math. This makes math a relative weakness, not a low result compared with the state or local peers.
Scores rose from 2022–23 to 2025–26 by 4 points in English, 13 in math and 20 in science, though results dipped in between. SchoolDigger ranks Whitney 80th of 2,137 California schools, in the 96th percentile with five stars, up from the 86th percentile and four stars the previous year. Its 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 22.1, toward the higher end among nearby schools, and 21% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year—context, not an explanation for results. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for Asian Students was at the 61st percentile, compared with Whitney’s overall 96th; its ranking for Multi-racial Students rose from the 44th to the 83rd percentile between 2023–24 and 2025–26. Graduation was 99% in 2025–26, while chronic absenteeism, at 12%, remained above the district’s 9% despite improving from 20% in 2021–22.
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