Summary
Etiwanda Intermediate serves 1,181 students in grades 6–8 in Etiwanda, California. Its strongest overall message is that students perform above California’s results in all three tested subjects, but below their own district in each: in 2025–26, proficiency was 62% in English language arts (ELA), 48% in math and 40% in science, with the largest district gap in math at 13 points.
Compared with the state, Etiwanda Intermediate was ahead by 13 points in ELA, 10 in math and 4 in science; compared with the Etiwanda Elementary district, it trailed by 7, 13 and 9 points, respectively. ELA is its strongest subject against both comparisons, while science is closest to the state and math has the biggest gap with the district. Among 10 nearby schools, Etiwanda ranked fifth in ELA and fourth in math and science, and scored above the nearby-school average in all three. It was behind Day Creek Intermediate, Summit Intermediate and Heritage Intermediate in all three subjects among same-district schools.
Over four years, ELA proficiency fell from 67% to 62%, while math changed little, from 49% to 48%; science rose from 34% to 40%. The school’s lead over the state narrowed in ELA, from 20 points to 13, and in math, from 14 to 10. SchoolDigger ranks Etiwanda Intermediate 592nd of 2,703 California schools, at the 78th percentile with four stars in 2025–26; its percentile was 84 in 2022–23. Its 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 25.4, tied for the highest among nearby schools. In 2024–25, 33% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, the same share as Heritage Intermediate. SchoolDigger’s statewide effectiveness rankings placed the school at the 98th percentile for homeless students in 2023–24, compared with its overall 83rd percentile that year. In 2025–26, its rankings were lower for Asian students (54th percentile) and multi-racial students (47th) than its overall 78th percentile.
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