Summary
Breeze Hill Elementary is a 742-student K–5 school in Vista, serving families in Vista Unified and near several other elementary schools. In 2025–26, its test results were above state and district averages in English language arts (ELA), math, and science. The clearest takeaway is that math is its strongest academic advantage, while science is only marginally above the state.
Compared with nearby K–5 schools that had scores, Breeze Hill placed fourth of eight in math and fifth of eight in ELA and science; its scores were above the nearby-school average in all three subjects. Math proficiency was 47%, 8 points above the state, 12 above the district, and 10 above the nearby average. ELA was 51%, 1 point above the state, 5 above the district, and 9 above nearby schools. Science was 36%, only a fraction of a point above the state, though 2 points above the district and 4 above nearby schools. Within the school, fourth-grade ELA was a notable dip: 43%, 3 points below the state. Fifth-grade math was 39%, just 3 points above the state, the smallest margin among grades 3–5.
Results have recovered somewhat in ELA and math over the past two years, but remain below 2022–23: ELA fell from 59% to 51%, and math from 48% to 47%. Science has fluctuated and is now 36%, down from 38%. SchoolDigger ranks Breeze Hill 2,090th of 5,804 California schools, in the 64th percentile, with 3 stars. Its 25.1 students per teacher in 2024–25 was the second-highest ratio among nearby schools with data; 65% of students were eligible for free or reduced-price lunch that year. A notable difference in SchoolDigger’s statewide student-group rankings is the lower standing for Special Education Students: the school was at the 24th percentile in 2025–26, compared with its overall 64th percentile, and that group’s ranking fell from the 62nd percentile in 2023–24.
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