Summary:
Zip code 90210 has two schools in the same district, El Rodeo Elementary, serving kindergarten through grade 5, and Moreno High (Continuation), serving grades 9–12; Beverly Hills Unified spans both grade levels. Moreno enrolls just 6 students, compared with 629 at El Rodeo. The clearest finding for families is that El Rodeo’s 2025–2026 reported proficiency was well above state results in all three subjects: about 85% in ELA, 84% in math, and 73% in science, compared with 49%, 38%, and 36% statewide.
El Rodeo is the standout on the reportable achievement measures, exceeding state results by 36 percentage points in ELA, 45 in math, and 37 in science; it also outperformed its district by 9, 15, and 16 points, respectively. Math is its strongest subject relative to the state, even though its ELA score is slightly higher: fourth-grade math reached 90%, 47 points above the state’s same-grade result. No school can reliably be identified as the lowest performer: Moreno’s test scores are suppressed and therefore unknown, not zero.
El Rodeo improved in every subject from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: ELA rose 7 percentage points, math 4, and science 5, while its lead over the state grew in each subject. SchoolDigger also ranked it 104th out of 5,804 schools, in the 98th percentile with five stars, in 2025–2026. Contextual measures describe different school settings, but do not explain achievement: El Rodeo’s student–teacher ratio was 14.3 in 2024–2025 and 22% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible that year; Moreno’s ratio was 6.3 and 33% were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2022–2023. Moreno’s 75% chronic absenteeism figure is from 2023–2024, unlike El Rodeo’s 8.5% in 2025–2026, so it does not provide a same-year comparison.
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