Summary
Dublin Elementary is a K–5 school in Dublin, California, serving 802 students in Dublin Unified, in a local area with 10 other nearby schools in the comparison. In 2025–26, 75% of students were proficient in English language arts (ELA), 75% in math and 63% in science—well above California averages of 49%, 38% and 36%, respectively. The central takeaway is that results are strong statewide, but the school is closer to the middle than the top of its nearby comparison group.
Compared with nearby schools, Dublin Elementary was about 2 points above their average in ELA, roughly level in math and 1 point below in science; it ranked sixth in ELA, seventh in math and sixth in science among the 11 schools. Against Dublin Unified, ELA was 3 points lower, while math was 1 point higher and science 2 points higher. Grade results reveal a sharper contrast: fourth grade was a bright spot, ranking second locally in ELA, while third grade ranked seventh in ELA and eighth in math and was well below district results in both subjects.
Math proficiency has declined by 4 points since 2022–23, while ELA is up 2 points and science is up 5; the school’s lead over the state narrowed most in math, by 7 points. SchoolDigger gives the school five stars and a 92nd-percentile statewide ranking (450th of 5,804), though it ranks seventh among the 11 nearby schools. Its 25.7 student–teacher ratio in 2024–25 was the highest among those schools. Also that year, 13% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible. SchoolDigger’s statewide relative-effectiveness ranking for Hispanic students was at the 71st percentile in 2025–26, down 21 percentile points from 2023–24 and below the school’s overall 92nd percentile; its ranking for White students was at the 57th percentile, down 29 points from 2023–24.
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