Summary:
High schools in 91741 include three schools: Glendora High serves grades 9–12, while Options for Youth–Victor Valley Charter and Opportunities for Learning – William S. Hart serve grades 7–12; enrollment ranges from 464 to 2,069. In the latest year with results for all three, 2024–2025, scores varied substantially across schools. The clearest distinction is Glendora High’s large lead over the other two schools’ average: 34 percentage points in English language arts (ELA), 42 in math and 20 in science.
Glendora High was the standout in all-grades results, scoring 72% in ELA, 55% in math and 39% in science—23, 17 and 7 points above the state, respectively. Victor Valley had the lowest results: 36% in ELA, 11% in math and 14% in science, each below Hart by 5, 3 and 12 points. Hart was generally ahead of Victor Valley, though there are grade-specific exceptions: Hart’s grade 11 ELA was 61%, 4 points above the state, and its grade 12 science was 33%, 5 points above the state, despite Hart’s below-state all-grades results.
Recent trends give a more mixed picture. Glendora High’s scores fell from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026 by 5 points in ELA, 3 in math and 2 in science; its SchoolDigger percentile ranking also fell from 84 to 76. By contrast, SchoolDigger rankings rose from 32 to 49 for Victor Valley and from 54 to 63 for Hart between 2022–2023 and 2024–2025. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 21% at Glendora, 86% at Victor Valley and 63% at Hart; student–teacher ratios were 24.1, 29.4 and 24.2, respectively. These figures describe different school contexts, not causes of results. Only Glendora has supplied results for 2025–2026, so the latest year cannot show whether the area’s schools as a whole improved or declined.
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