Summary
Located in Coronado, California, Coronado Village Elementary serves 774 students in kindergarten through fifth grade in Coronado Unified. Its 2025–26 proficiency rates were 73% in English language arts (ELA), 67% in math, and 57% in science—well above California’s rates in all three subjects. Most strikingly, it had the highest results in all three subjects among nearby K–5 schools with scores available.
The school’s strongest comparison is with nearby K–5 schools: its results were 47 percentage points above their average in ELA, 48 points above in math, and 46 points above in science. Compared with California, it led by 23 points in ELA, 29 in math, and 21 in science. Within the district, ELA was about even and math was 6 points higher, while science was 3 points lower. Fifth-grade math is a relative weak spot: 59% of students were proficient, 14 points below the school’s fourth-grade rate and 2 points below the district’s fifth-grade rate. Even so, fifth-grade math remained above the state rate.
Results have stayed strong, but the school’s advantage over the state has narrowed since 2022–23, most notably in math, where the gap shrank by 8 percentage points. ELA was roughly unchanged from 2022–23 to 2025–26, math fell by 5 points, and science rose by 3. SchoolDigger rated the school at the 88th statewide percentile with 4 stars in 2025–26, down from the 93rd percentile in 2023–24. Its student–teacher ratio was 24.6 in 2024–25, higher than all but one nearby school. The school reported 16% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25, compared with a nearby-school average of 81%; California is also marked as a statewide free-meals state. Chronic absenteeism was relatively low at 7% in 2025–26, versus 9% in the district and 18% statewide. SchoolDigger’s measure of how well the school serves Hispanic students ranked it at the 84th percentile, down from the 97th in 2024–25; its measure for Multi-racial Students was at the 65th percentile, below the school’s overall 88th.
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