Summary
Eleanor J. Toll Middle serves grades 6–8 in Glendale, California, and enrolls 1,412 students, making it one of the largest nearby schools. For 2025–2026, SchoolDigger ranked it 786th of 2,703 California schools, at the 71st percentile with four stars; Glendale Unified ranked at the 78th percentile, also with four stars. Toll scored above the state in English, math and science, but below its district in all three; math is its clearest strength.
Compared with nine nearby schools serving grades 6–8, Toll ranked fifth of 10 in English and math and sixth in science. Its math proficiency was about 47%, 9 points above the state and 5 above the nearby-school average, though 8 below the district. English proficiency was about 53%—3 points above the state, 8 below the district and 1 below the nearby average. Science was about 38%, 2 points above the state, 10 below the district and 1 below nearby schools. Sixth-grade math stands out: Toll’s roughly 52% was second-highest among the 10 nearby schools with sixth-grade results, behind only Washington Irving Mid School Math Music and Engr Magnet.
Math proficiency rose 7 points from 2022–2023 to 2025–2026, and Toll’s lead over the state widened by 3 points. English was essentially flat, while science rose 4 points; in both subjects, the state narrowed the gap. Chronic absenteeism also fell, from 29% in 2021–2022 to 17% in 2025–2026, below the state’s 18% but above the district’s 12%. In 2024–2025, 54% of Toll students were reported as free/reduced lunch eligible, compared with a 57% average at nearby schools serving grades 6–8. Toll’s 2024–2025 student–teacher ratio was 23.2. SchoolDigger’s statewide effectiveness ranking placed multi-racial students at the 98th percentile in 2025–2026, 27 points above Toll’s overall percentile; its ranking for White students was at the 40th percentile, 31 points below overall.
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