Summary
Torrey Pines High is a San Diego, California, public high school serving 2,536 students in grades 9–12 in the San Dieguito Union High district. Its 2025–26 results are strong in all three tested subjects: 79% proficient in English language arts, 67% in math and 61% in science. The most important takeaway is that its results are far above state levels, though they do not lead its district or nearby schools.
Compared with California, Torrey Pines is ahead by 30 percentage points in English, 28 in math and 25 in science. It is close to, but below, district results in all three: by 1 point in English, 4 in math and 4 in science. Among eight nearby schools with results, it ranks fourth in English and math and fifth in science, so it is a strong local performer but not the area leader. Its 98% graduation rate is close to the district’s 98% and above the state’s 88%; its 0% dropout rate is also below the district’s 1% and state’s 8%. Chronic absenteeism is 13%, better than the state’s 18% but higher than the district’s 11%.
Recent results show a sharp rebound in math and science after declines: since 2024–25, math rose 11 points and science 13, while English is down 1 point from 2022–23. SchoolDigger ranks Torrey Pines 122nd of 2,137 statewide, at the 94th percentile with five stars. Its 2024–25 student–teacher ratio was 25.1, above the nearby-school average of 23.8; 18% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year, below the nearby-school median of 21%. Some group-specific rankings stand out: SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking for how well the school serves homeless students fell from the 81st percentile in 2023–24 to the 32nd in 2024–25, compared with the school’s overall 91st percentile that year. Its special education ranking was at the 73rd percentile in 2025–26, versus the school’s overall 94th percentile.
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