Summary
Warm Springs Elementary serves 574 students in grades 3–5 in Fremont, California. In 2025–26, students’ proficiency rates were above both state and Fremont Unified results in English language arts (ELA), math, and science. The key takeaway is that the school delivers strong results across all three subjects, with math its standout.
Math is where Warm Springs has the biggest advantage over the state and district: about 87% of students were proficient, 49 percentage points above the state and 19 above the district. In ELA, about 83% were proficient—34 points above the state and 11 above the district. Science was the relative weak spot: about 69% were proficient, still 33 points above the state but 6 above the district. Among five nearby Fremont Unified schools with results, Warm Springs was about 10 points above their average in math and 7 above in ELA, but about 1 point below in science. It ranked third among 10 nearby schools in ELA and math and fourth in science.
Results have eased from recent highs: between 2022–23 and 2025–26, proficiency fell by about 4 points in ELA, 2 in math, and 6 in science, while the school’s lead over state results narrowed in each subject. Even so, Warm Springs remained highly ranked: SchoolDigger gave it 5 stars and placed it at the 98th statewide percentile, rank 134 of 5,804, down from rank 37 and the 99th percentile the year before. Its 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 26.1, higher than every nearby school’s reported ratio. In 2024–25, 17% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for Special Education Students was 808 of 2,920, at the 72nd percentile—26 points below the school’s overall percentile. For Asian Students, it ranked 267 of 1,207, at the 78th percentile, 20 points below overall and down from the 89th percentile in 2024–25.
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