Summary:
ZIP code 91910 has 21 schools: 13 elementary, four middle, two high and two alternative schools, serving students from elementary through high school. In 2025–26, the average reported results were 48% in English language arts (ELA), 36% in mathematics and 34% in science, below California’s 49%, 38% and 36%; 17 schools have results for that year, while four have only 2024–25 results, and Davila Day’s science score is suppressed. The most important takeaway is that results vary sharply from school to school, rather than showing one consistent picture for the ZIP code.
Fahari L. Jeffers Elementary led 2025–26 ELA and math, with 71% and 62% proficient—21 and 24 percentage points above state results. Muraoka (Saburo) Elementary led science at 54%, 18 points above the state. At the other end, Davila Day had the lowest known ELA and math results, 8% and 8%, while Howard Gardner Community Charter had the lowest known science result, 10%. Howard Gardner was also below the state in ELA and math, at 25% and 16%. Among the high schools, Hilltop Senior High had a 97% graduation rate, compared with 67% at Altus Schools South Bay and 88% statewide.
Across schools with results in both years, average ELA proficiency fell by about 1 percentage point from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while math rose by 1 point and science by 2; the math and science gains did not keep pace with state improvement. Similar grade spans do not guarantee similar results: in 2024–25, K–8 Discovery Charter outscored K–8 Feaster (Mae L.) Charter by 33 points in ELA, 43 in math and 41 in science, despite having a higher student-teacher ratio (24.2 versus 18.3). Income measures are context, not explanations: in 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible students made up 22% at Fahari and 88% at Castle Park Elementary; Fahari was above state results in all three subjects, while Castle Park was below in all three.
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