Summary:
Zip code 92021 has 11 schools: seven elementary schools, two middle schools, one high school and one alternative school. Ten schools have 2025–26 test results; Bostonia Global has results only for 2024–25. The most important finding is how widely results differ from school to school: the range is 38 percentage points in ELA, 39 points in math and 33 points in science.
Blossom Valley Elementary and Kidinnu Academy are the clearest standouts. Blossom Valley leads ELA at 50% and science at 42%, and scores 44% in math; Kidinnu leads math at 47% and is near 50% in ELA. Both are above California’s rates in ELA and math, while Blossom Valley is also above the state in science. At the other end, Naranca Elementary has the lowest ELA result at 12%, and Magnolia Elementary has the lowest math and science results, at 8% and 9%. Across schools, science is closest to the state average (25% versus 36%); ELA is furthest behind (31% versus 49%).
Recent progress is strongest in science, but not consistent across subjects: among the same 10 schools, the science average rose from 16% to 25% between 2024–25 and 2025–26, and math rose from 22% to 23%; ELA stayed near 31%, leaving the area one percentage point further behind the state. SchoolDigger ranks Blossom Valley in the 64th percentile and Kidinnu in the 69th for 2025–26; its three-year rankings also show gains for Crest Elementary (19th to 43rd percentile) and Rios Elementary (17th to 52nd). As context, all schools report free/reduced lunch eligibility for 2024–25, ranging from 62% at Crest to 96% at Naranca; this is not an explanation for their results. Ratios also vary: Los Coches Creek Middle reports 19.5 students per teacher, compared with 25.4 at Kidinnu.
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