Summary:
Schools in zip code 92071 include 13 schools: nine elementary schools, two high schools and two alternative schools, serving students from elementary through high-school grades. In 2025–2026, both high schools were above state figures in ELA, math and science, and the elementary-school average was above the state in all three subjects. The clearest overall takeaway is that elementary results are above state levels on average, but vary considerably from school to school.
Among elementary schools, Sycamore Canyon Elementary led ELA at 74%, while Carlton Hills Elementary led math at 58% and Carlton Oaks Elementary led science at 52%. At the other end, Cajon Park Elementary had the lowest elementary ELA and math results, at 50% and 38%; its ELA was roughly level with the 49% state figure, while its math was about 1 point below the state’s 38%. In high school, West Hills High led ELA at 68%, and Santana High led math at 46% and science at 46%. The elementary spread was notable: Sycamore Canyon’s ELA was 25 points above Cajon Park’s, and Carlton Hills’ math was 20 points above Cajon Park’s.
Recent changes were mixed rather than uniformly upward. Elementary ELA rose about 1 point on average from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, math fell about 1 point, and science was nearly unchanged, while the state improved in all three. Individual schools moved differently: Sycamore Canyon’s ELA rose 10 points as its math and science each fell about 5; Santana improved in all three subjects. SchoolDigger ranked Sycamore Canyon at the 83rd percentile statewide, Carlton Oaks at the 82nd and Cajon Park at the 48th in 2025–2026. As context, the reported low-income measure was free/reduced lunch eligible for school year 2024–2025: 38% at Sycamore Canyon, 38% at Carlton Oaks and 49% at Cajon Park. Student-teacher ratios also varied, from 20.7 at Sycamore Canyon to 25.4 at Chet F. Harritt; these measures describe school context, not what causes test results.
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