Summary
Clovis North High serves 2,360 students in grades 9–12 in Clovis, in the Fresno area, and is part of Clovis Unified. Its 2025–2026 results are strong across English language arts (ELA), mathematics and science, and it ranked 34th of 2,137 California schools, at the 98th percentile with five stars, according to SchoolDigger. Most importantly, it had the highest scores among nearby comprehensive high schools with results that year in all three subjects.
ELA is Clovis North’s clearest strength, while mathematics is its smallest advantage over the state and district. Its scores were 94% in ELA, 68% in mathematics and 72% in science. Those results were respectively 45, 30 and 36 percentage points above the state, and 25, 13 and 19 points above Clovis Unified. The school also led the five nearby comprehensive high schools used for comparison in every subject; its closest nearby competitor, Buchanan High, scored 90% in ELA, 56% in mathematics and 62% in science.
Over the three years from 2022–2023 to 2025–2026, mathematics rose by 3 percentage points, while ELA fell by 2 points and science by 2 points; the results moved up and down in between. The high scores sit alongside a relatively high student-teacher ratio among nearby schools: 22:1 in 2024–2025, the second-highest reported. That year, 28% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, the second-lowest share among nearby schools with the same measure. SchoolDigger’s statewide student-group rankings are lower than the school’s overall ranking: its Special Education Students ranking was at the 83rd percentile in 2025–2026, down from the 96th in each of the two prior years, and its Multi-racial Students ranking was at the 85th percentile, down from the 98th percentile in 2023–2024.
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