Summary
In Los Angeles, California, Vox Collegiate of Los Angeles is a small school serving 224 students in grades 6–10. Its 2025–26 test results show a clear local strength, but also an important gap: Vox led four nearby schools with results that year in English language arts (ELA), math and science, yet remained below California’s average in all three subjects.
Vox’s strongest comparison is with nearby schools: its proficiency rates were 40% in ELA, 30% in math and 22% in science, leading local averages of 28%, 19% and 15%, respectively. Its largest local lead was in ELA, at 12 percentage points; in science, the lead was 7 points. Compared with California, however, Vox was 10 points lower in ELA, 9 points lower in math and 14 points lower in science, making science its clearest concern relative to the state and math its closest subject. SchoolDigger places Vox at the 41st percentile statewide, with 2 stars; four nearby schools with rankings are at the 11th–24th percentiles and have 1 star. The Vox Collegiate of Los Angeles District ranks at the 39th percentile, with 2 stars, but the supplied data do not provide a comparable district test-score benchmark.
Scores have risen since 2022–23—by 4 percentage points in ELA, 3 in math and 5 in science—but progress has not been steady: science fell 5 points in the latest year, and its gap with the state widened over the full period. Vox’s SchoolDigger school ranking has improved from the 15th percentile in 2021–22 to 41st in 2025–26, though it peaked at 57th in 2023–24. Context for families: in 2024–25, the student-teacher ratio was 24.6, above the nearby average of 21.7, and 77% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, below the 83%–98% range at nearby schools with the same measure. SchoolDigger’s measure of how well it serves Special Education Students was notably stronger than its overall standing: the group ranked at the 78th percentile, compared with 41st overall. Its African American Students ranking has shifted sharply, from the 94th percentile in 2023–24 to the 17th in 2024–25 and 47th in 2025–26.
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