Summary
Conyer Elementary is a K–6 school in Visalia, California, serving 377 students in Visalia Unified. Its most important takeaway is that it performs above nearby K–6 averages in all three subjects, but ELA remains a substantial weakness compared with the state.
Science is the school’s strongest subject relative to nearby schools: 32% of students were proficient in 2025–26, compared with a 21% average for nearby K–6 schools, placing Conyer second locally behind Mountain View Elementary. Math proficiency was 29%, 4 points above the nearby average, and ELA was 38%, 2 points above it. But compared with the state, Conyer was 4 points behind in science, 9 behind in math, and 11 behind in ELA; its ELA result was also 10 points below the district. Fifth grade was a relative bright spot, with 43% proficiency in ELA and 35% in math, second-highest among nearby schools in both subjects. Third-grade ELA was much weaker at 29%, ranking 10th among 11 schools.
Science has improved notably: proficiency rose 11 points from 2022–23 to 2025–26, and its gap to the state narrowed from 9 points to 4. ELA rose 5 points over that period, while math slipped 1 point as the state improved, widening the math gap. Chronic absenteeism also fell from 45% in 2021–22 to 23% in 2025–26, though it remains 4 points above both district and state rates. SchoolDigger ranks Conyer at the 39th percentile with 2 stars; it ranks third among 10 nearby K–6 schools and rose from the 34th percentile the year before. Its 2024–25 student–teacher ratio was 22.2, above the nearby average of 20.1. The school reported 74% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25, compared with 80% at nearby schools. SchoolDigger’s 2025–26 statewide measure places White Students at the 19th percentile, below the school’s overall 39th; an older result for English Language Learner Students was much higher, at the 87th percentile versus 38 overall in 2021–22, and is not a current-year comparison.
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