Summary
Heritage Oak Elementary serves 638 students in kindergarten through fifth grade in Roseville, within the Dry Creek Joint Elementary district and a group of nearby elementary schools. Its all-grades proficiency is above state, district, and nearby-school averages in English, math, and science, but fifth-grade math is the clearest concern: 43% of students were proficient, below the district’s 45% and behind seven nearby schools.
The school’s strongest comparisons vary by subject: science proficiency was 50%, 14 points above the state, while English was 59%, 6 points above the nearby-school average of 53%; math was 51%, 5 points above the district and nearby-school averages. Fifth-grade math stands out as weaker than the school’s overall results: it was 6 points above the state but 2 points below the district, and fell 11 points from fourth-grade math. By contrast, fifth-grade English was 68%, 8 points above the district. Quail Glen Elementary and Creekview Ranch had higher fifth-grade math results, at 58% and 55%.
Across 2022–23 to 2025–26, science improved by 6 percentage points and English by 3, while math slipped by 2; the school’s lead over the state narrowed in math, from 18 points to 13. SchoolDigger ranked Heritage Oak 1,442nd of 5,804 California schools, at the 75th percentile with 4 stars; the district ranked 200th of 968, at the 79th percentile with 4 stars. The school’s student-teacher ratio was 22.3 in 2024–25, above the nearby-school average of 20.9. In that same year, 37% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, the second-lowest rate among nearby schools with the same measure. SchoolDigger’s statewide subgroup rankings also show lower relative standing for White students: the group ranked at the 37th percentile, compared with the school’s overall 75th. Multi-racial students ranked at the 44th percentile, up from the 21st percentile the year before.
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