Summary
Judson & Brown Elementary serves 484 students in grades K–5 in Redlands, California, within the Redlands Unified district. Attendance is a bright spot: chronic absenteeism was 13% in 2025–2026, below the district’s 21% and the state’s 18%. The most important academic finding is the sharp split in math by grade: 60% of third graders were proficient, compared with 32% of fourth graders and 27% of fifth graders.
ELA is the school’s strongest overall subject: 54% of students were proficient, 5 percentage points above the state, 3 above the district, and 6 above the nearby-school average; the school ranked fourth among 11 schools in ELA. But fourth-grade ELA was 45%, slightly below the state and 4 points below the district. Math proficiency overall was 39%—about level with the state and nearby-school average, and 2 points above the district. Science was 36%, about level with the state, 3 points above the district, and 2 above nearby schools. Among the 10 nearby schools, the school ranked third in ELA, seventh in math, and fifth in science. Third-grade math was a particular strength: its 60% proficiency rate was 13 points above the state and the second-highest among the 11 schools.
Since 2022–2023, ELA proficiency has risen by 6 percentage points and science by 8, while math has slipped by 1; math’s earlier 5-point advantage over the state has narrowed to almost none. SchoolDigger ranks the school 2,305th of 5,804 statewide, at the 60th percentile with 3 stars, down from the 74th percentile in 2023–2024—even though its latest all-grades scores are slightly above the state in all three subjects. In 2024–2025, its student–teacher ratio was 22.5, below the nearby-school average of 24, and 51% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible. SchoolDigger’s subgroup rankings show much lower relative standing in how well the school serves Asian students (25th percentile) and White students (24th), compared with 60th percentile overall.
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