Summary:
Zip code 92064 has 13 schools: seven elementary, two middle, two high and two alternative schools, offering families a mix of school types and grade levels. Across the 10 schools with published 2025–2026 scores, the unweighted averages were 65% in ELA, 57% in math and 55% in science, compared with state results of 49%, 38% and 36%. The two alternative schools have 2024–2025 results, and Abraxas Continuation High has suppressed test scores, so results are not available for a like-for-like comparison across all 13 schools. The clearest overall finding is that every school with published 2025–2026 scores exceeded the state in all three subjects.
Tierra Bonita Elementary leads the 10 scored schools in every subject, with 74% ELA, 75% math and 80% science—24, 36 and 44 percentage points above the state, respectively. Chaparral Elementary is close behind in ELA at 74% and ranks second in math at 71%; SchoolDigger also places Tierra Bonita at the 93rd statewide percentile and Chaparral at the 90th. At the lower end, Valley Elementary has the lowest elementary ELA and math results, 54% and 49%, but its 60% science result is second-highest among the 10. Poway High has the lowest math score overall at 48%, while Twin Peaks Middle has the lowest science score at 44%.
For the same 10 schools, average ELA and math results fell by about 1 percentage point from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while science rose by 8 points; the school-group advantage over the state narrowed by 1 point in ELA and 2 in math, but widened by 5 in science. The reported free/reduced lunch eligible shares (sy 2024–2025) also vary: 8% at Tierra Bonita and 10% at Chaparral, compared with 37% at Valley and 31% at Midland Elementary; these figures are context, not a prediction of results. Among the alternative schools, Cabrillo Point Academy leads Pacific Coast Academy in 2024–2025 ELA and math, while Pacific Coast leads in science.
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