Summary:
Schools in zip code 91745 include 15 schools—eight elementary, two middle, four high and one alternative—within Hacienda La Puente Unified, serving students from elementary through high school. For 2025–26, 13 schools have numeric all-grades results; Valley Community Day has suppressed test results, and Palm Canyon has none in the data. The most important finding is how widely performance differs: among schools with numeric results, the highest-to-lowest spread is 75 points in ELA, 82 in math and 74 in science.
Wedgeworth Elementary stands out at the top, leading all-grades results with 81% in ELA, 83% in math and 74% in science—32, 45 and 38 points above state results. At the other end, Valley Alternative High has the lowest numeric results: 6% in ELA, 2% in math and 0% in science, respectively 43, 37 and 36 points below state. Among comprehensive high schools, Glen A. Wilson High leads in 11th grade, scoring 74% in ELA, 58% in math and 49% in science—17, 26 and 11 points above state. Los Altos High is below state in all three subjects.
Recent changes are mixed: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, the average of 13 schools with results in both years fell 1 point in ELA and 1 in math, but rose 5 in science; science improved at 12 of the 13 schools. Orange Grove Middle had the largest ELA and math gains, up 11 and 5 points, while Kwis Elementary had the largest drops, down 15 and 17. SchoolDigger rates Wedgeworth five stars and ranks it in the 97th percentile among California elementary schools; Valley Alternative has zero stars and ranks in the 2nd percentile among high schools. As context, all schools report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–25: Wedgeworth is 52%, compared with 57% at Grazide Elementary and 57% at Los Molinos Elementary; these figures describe school context, not a reason for results. Wedgeworth’s 25.0 student-teacher ratio is similar to Grazide’s 25.2 and Los Molinos’s 24.0, despite its stronger scores.
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