Summary:
The 92086 area has two schools in Warner Unified: Warner Elementary serves grades K–6, and Warner Junior/Senior High serves grades 7–12; there is no middle school. The clearest shared concern is math: in 2025–2026, all-grades proficiency was 16% at the elementary school and 13% at the high school, compared with 38% statewide. Every reported grade at both schools was below its state result, with gaps ranging from 8 to 32 percentage points, making math the most consistent shortfall in the local results.
The schools have different subject-area strengths, but neither leads across the board. The high school had the higher all-grades ELA result, 39% versus 29% at the elementary school, and science result, 19% versus 15%; the elementary school led in math, 16% versus 13%. Both schools were below state results in all three all-grades subjects, and the high school’s ELA result was the closest, still 11 percentage points below the state. Grade-level results offer some exceptions: elementary fifth-grade ELA was 54%, 5 points above the state, while high-school eighth-grade ELA and science were 53% and 40%, respectively, each about 4 to 5 points above state.
Recent results were mixed, with math falling at both schools: elementary math dropped 8 percentage points from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, and high-school math fell 15 points. Elementary ELA improved by 11 points, while high-school ELA declined by 5; across the schools and subjects, the average gap below state widened from 15 to 19 points. SchoolDigger ranks the elementary school at the 15th percentile statewide and the high school at the 21st; both have one star. In 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 72% at each school, while student-teacher ratios were 21.2 at the elementary school and 12.5 at the high school. Because enrollment is small and the schools serve different grades, these figures are useful context, not a like-for-like comparison in every respect.
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