Summary:
Zip code 91202 has three schools in Glendale Unified, spanning kindergarten through grade 12: Mark Keppel Elementary (K–5), Eleanor J. Toll Middle (6–8), and Herbert Hoover High (9–12). In 2025–2026, the schools’ all-grades results were above California’s in most subjects, but performance varied notably across the area. The biggest difference is in math: Keppel’s 60% proficiency was 30 percentage points higher than Hoover’s 30%.
Keppel led the three schools in all-grades ELA, math, and science, with 58%, 60%, and 50% proficient, respectively; each was above the state result. Toll was in the middle at 53% in ELA, 47% in math, and 38% in science, also above the state in each subject. Hoover had the lowest math result, 9 points below California, and science was about 1 point below the state; its ELA was 1 point above. SchoolDigger ranks Keppel at the 79th statewide percentile with four stars, Toll at the 71st with four stars, and Hoover at the 59th with three stars.
Recent results improved in math and science at all three schools, while ELA was mixed: Keppel’s ELA fell 2 points, while Toll’s rose 2 and Hoover’s rose 1. Keppel’s science increase was especially large, up 13 points; its math rose 4 points. School context offers no simple explanation for the score differences: Keppel has the highest reported student-teacher ratio, 25.1, while Hoover’s is 22.3, and 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 49% at Keppel, 54% at Toll, and 54% at Hoover. These schools serve different grade spans, so cross-school comparisons use all-grades results.
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