Summary
Thomas Edison Elementary is a Glendale Unified school serving kindergarten through sixth grade, with 859 students. In 2025–26, SchoolDigger ranked it 1,529th of 5,804 California schools, at the 74th percentile and with four stars. The key takeaway is that the school performed above the state in ELA, math and science, but below Glendale Unified in all three.
Math is the school’s strongest subject relative to the state and nearby schools: 54% of students were proficient, 16 points above the state, and the result ranked third among the 11 nearby schools. ELA also ranked third, with 56% proficient—7 points above the state but 5 below the district. Science was a weaker comparison: 41% were proficient, 5 points above the state but 7 below the district, ranking fifth among nearby schools. Results vary by grade, too: sixth-grade ELA was 66%, above the district’s 61% and the state’s 48%, while fourth-grade ELA was 46%, below both. Sixth-grade math was 63%, compared with 57% for the district and 37% for the state.
Compared with 2022–23, the school’s advantage over the state narrowed in every subject: ELA proficiency fell from 62% to 56%, and math from 59% to 54%, while science rose from 40% to 41%; these are endpoint comparisons, not a steady year-by-year trend. The 2024–25 student-teacher ratio was 26.1, higher than all but one nearby school. In 2024–25, 58% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, the second-lowest share among nearby schools with that measure. SchoolDigger’s subgroup rankings show a notable difference for White Students: 42nd percentile, compared with 74th overall in 2025–26. Its English Language Learner Students ranking rose from the 64th percentile in 2021–22 to the 91st in 2023–24, a 27-point increase; that subgroup’s latest ranking is from an earlier year than the overall ranking. These percentiles describe statewide relative standing, not test-score percentages.
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