Summary
Jasper Elementary serves 398 students in grades K–6 in Alta Loma, within the Alta Loma Elementary district. SchoolDigger gives it four stars and a 78th-percentile rating for 2025–26. The main concern is science: after a substantial decline, Jasper is now only slightly above the state and below its district and nearby-school average.
Mathematics is Jasper’s strongest subject compared with the state, district, and nearby schools. In 2025–26, 60% of students were proficient in math, compared with 38% statewide, 53% in the district, and 45% at nearby schools; Jasper ranked third among the 11 schools. ELA was also above the state and nearby average, at 62% versus 49% and 54%, but below the district’s 67%; Jasper ranked fifth. Science proficiency was 39%—just 3 points above the state, but 11 points below the district and 2 points below the nearby average. Jasper ranked seventh in science.
Science results have varied and fallen over time: Jasper’s proficiency was 53% in 2022–23 and 39% in 2025–26, a 15-point drop, while the state result rose 6 points. Jasper’s advantage over the state narrowed from 23 points to 3, and it went from 6 points above the district to 11 points below. Its SchoolDigger percentile also eased from 83 in 2023–24 to 78 in each of the next two years. Context for families: Jasper’s 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 22.1, below the nearby average of 25, and 39% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25, the second-lowest rate among nearby schools. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for White Students was 983 of 2,532, at the 61st percentile—below the school’s overall 78th percentile—and that group’s percentile fell 13 points over three years. For Special Education Students, the ranking was at the 78th percentile, matching the overall result and rising 21 points from the previous year.
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