Summary:
ZIP code 91364 has six schools: four elementary schools and two high schools, with no middle schools. Among the five schools with 2025–26 test results, the unweighted school averages were 58% in ELA, 49% in math and 47% in science—above state results of 49%, 38% and 36%, respectively. But those averages mask large differences between schools, so the area’s overall results do not describe every school.
Woodland Hills Elementary Charter for Enriched Studies leads the elementary schools, with 71% proficient in ELA, 69% in math and 67% in science; Calabash Charter Academy is close behind at 69%, 68% and 65%. Serrania Avenue Charter for Enriched Studies is lower at 47%, 44% and 36%—about 25 points behind Woodland Hills in ELA and math and 30 points behind in science. Among high schools, Taft Charter High leads Henry David Thoreau Continuation by 28 points in 11th-grade ELA, 24 in math and 18 in science. Taft’s graduation rate is 97%, compared with Thoreau’s 82%.
Recent changes are mixed: Taft’s ELA result was unchanged year over year, while its science rose 10 points; Calabash’s ELA and math fell 4 and 6 points, while its science rose 9. Thoreau improved in all three subjects, including a 19-point gain in math, but remains below state results. SchoolDigger ranks Woodland Hills at the 90th statewide percentile, Calabash at the 87th, Serrania at the 59th, Taft at the 77th and Thoreau at the 38th. Woodland Hills and Serrania have the same 23.8 student-teacher ratio despite their sizable score differences. All six report free/reduced lunch eligible for school year 2024–25; shares range from 18% at CHIME Institute's Schwarzenegger Community to 77% at Thoreau. CHIME has no 2025–26 test scores in the supplied data.
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