Summary
Willow Elementary serves 510 students in kindergarten through fifth grade in Agoura, within the Las Virgenes Unified area. Its overall results are strong, but the clearest academic concern is fifth-grade math: proficiency fell to 59%, down 23 percentage points from fourth grade’s 82%, and was the lowest among Willow and eight nearby K–5 schools.
Willow’s strongest local result is ELA: 80% were proficient, the highest among the nine K–5 schools compared, versus a nearby-school average of 73%. That was 31 points above the state and 10 points above the district. Math proficiency was 75%, fourth among the nine nearby schools and 4 points above their average; it exceeded the state by 36 points and the district by 14. Science was Willow’s weakest subject relative to nearby schools: 58% proficiency ranked seventh of nine and was 5 points below the peer average of 63%. Even so, science was 22 points above the state and 6 above the district. In fifth-grade math, Willow was just above the state rate of 37%, roughly in line with the district, and narrowly below nearby Sumac Elementary.
Across four years, ELA and math each rose about 4 percentage points, while science increased only 1 point overall and then fell 6 points in the latest year, to 58%. Willow remains well above state results; its science advantage over the state narrowed from 27 to 22 points. SchoolDigger ranks Willow 447th of 5,804 California schools, at the 92nd percentile with 5 stars; it is fifth among ten nearby schools with a reported rank. Its 2024–25 student–teacher ratio was 25.9 to 1, the highest among nearby K–5 schools with reported ratios, compared with their average of 23.4 to 1. In 2024–25, 18% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible. One notable SchoolDigger subgroup result is its statewide effectiveness percentile for White Students: 77, compared with 92 overall, and down 7 points since 2023–24.
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