Summary
Bella Vista High serves grades 9–12 in Fair Oaks, California, and enrolls 1,939 students, the largest enrollment among the nearby schools listed. Its latest test results are above state and district averages in English language arts, math, and science. Most importantly, 97% of students graduated in 2025–2026—10 percentage points above San Juan Unified and 9 points above the state.
Bella Vista’s strongest local academic edge is in math, and its advantage extends across all three tested subjects compared with five nearby traditional high schools: its results were 64% in English language arts, 43% in math, and 49% in science, versus peer averages of 49%, 21%, and 31%. It scored higher than each of those schools in all three subjects. In the wider nearby group, however, Meraki High and Oakmont High scored higher in English language arts and science; Bella Vista led the schools with reported math results. Its graduation rate was also higher than every nearby school with a reported rate, including Casa Roble Fundamental High at 96%. Attendance is a relative concern: chronic absenteeism was 23%, compared with 21% districtwide and 18% statewide.
Bella Vista remains above the state in all subjects, but its lead has narrowed since 2022–2023 in English language arts, from 20 percentage points to 15, and in math, from 9 to 4; its science lead widened from 9 to 13 points. SchoolDigger rates Bella Vista in the 79th percentile statewide, with four stars and a rank of 441 out of 2,137 for 2025–2026; the school was at the 89th percentile in 2018–2019 and has been at 79 for the past two years. Its student-teacher ratio was 24.2 in 2024–2025. In that year, 36% were reported as free/reduced lunch eligible, the lowest such figure among nearby schools with the same measure and year. One notable SchoolDigger subgroup result is its measure of effectiveness for Multi-racial Students: the school ranked in the 27th percentile in 2025–2026, compared with its 79th-percentile overall ranking.
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