Summary
Marshall Pomeroy Elementary is a K–6 school serving 597 students in Milpitas, in the Milpitas Unified area. In 2025–26, SchoolDigger ranked it at the 86th statewide percentile and awarded it 4 stars; it placed sixth among 10 nearby schools with reported rankings. The clearest takeaway is science: Marshall’s 58% proficiency was above both district and nearby-school averages, making it the school’s most consistent comparative strength.
Marshall’s 2025–26 proficiency rates were 67% in English language arts (ELA), 63% in math, and 58% in science—all above state rates by 18, 24, and 22 points, respectively. Compared with the district, it was 1 point higher in science but 3 points lower in ELA and 2 points lower in math. Against the averages for eight nearby same-district K–6 schools, it was 9 points higher in science and 4 points higher in ELA, but 2 points lower in math. Third-grade math is the clearest grade-level concern: 66% proficiency was 10 points below the district, ranking eighth of nine nearby schools; only Alexander Rose Elementary scored lower. Fourth-grade math was stronger at 72%, 2 points above the district.
Over four years, Marshall’s scores changed unevenly: ELA stayed nearly flat at about 67%, math fell about 1 point, and science declined 6 points from 2022–23 to 2025–26. Because state results rose, the school’s lead over the state narrowed by 3 points in ELA, 5 in math, and 11 in science, though science rebounded 8 points in the latest year. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile for how well the school serves Hispanic students fell from 69 in 2023–24 to 47 in 2025–26, 39 points below its overall percentile. For Special Education Students, the percentile dropped from 63 in 2023–24 to 39 in 2024–25, while the overall percentile was 86 in both years. In 2024–25, the student–teacher ratio was 24.8, and 28% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible.
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