Summary
Ranch View Elementary in Ontario, California, serves 738 students in grades K–6. In 2025–26, its results were near the California average in English language arts (ELA) and science, while math stood out: 45% of students were proficient, about 7 percentage points above the state and essentially level with the district.
Among nearby schools, Ranch View was generally in the middle, ranking sixth of 10 in ELA and math and fifth in science. Its all-grade ELA result was 49%, about 4 points below the nearby-school average; math was 45%, essentially equal to the nearby average; and science was 36%, about even with the average. Science is the clearest gap against the district: Ranch View was about 8 points lower, compared with a 5-point ELA gap, while math was nearly tied. Results also vary by grade: sixth grade was a bright spot, with ELA and math about 13 and 15 points above state results, respectively; third- and fourth-grade ELA were each 44%, below district results.
Attendance has improved substantially: chronic absenteeism fell from about 30% in 2022–23 to 15% in 2025–26, a 15-point drop. The latest rate was below the state’s 18% but above the district’s 10%; among nearby schools, only Del Sol Academy had a higher rate, at 20%. SchoolDigger rated Ranch View at the 63rd statewide percentile with 3 stars in 2025–26, up from the 58th percentile the prior year but below its 75th-percentile standing in 2021–22. Its 2024–25 student–teacher ratio was 21.9, the second-lowest among the nearby schools, and 57% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year. SchoolDigger’s group rankings differed notably from its overall standing: it ranked Ranch View at the 91st percentile for how well it serves African American students, compared with 63rd overall, and at the 38th percentile for how well it serves Special Education Students, down from 53rd in 2023–24.
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