Summary:
Zip code 92110 has five schools: four elementary schools serving different grade spans from K–4 through K–8, and one high school; current 2025–2026 test results are available for three elementary schools and the high school. Among the elementary schools with current results, average scores are above state results in ELA, math and science, but the clearest overall standout is Longfellow Utk-8.
Longfellow leads current elementary all-grades ELA and math, scoring 69% and 65% versus state results of 49% and 38%—advantages of 19 and 27 points. Bay Park Elementary stands out in science, with 52% compared with Longfellow’s 51% and 36% statewide; its ELA and math results, 57% and 59%, also exceed state results. Dewey Elementary is the weakest of the three in ELA at 35%, 14 points below the state, but its 47% in math is 8 points above. The current ELA results span 33 points from highest to lowest, while math spans 19. SchoolDigger ranks Longfellow 844th of 5,804 schools (85th percentile), Bay Park 1,273rd (78th percentile) and Dewey 2,930th (50th percentile). Separately, high school Urban Corps of San Diego County Charter scored 5% in science, compared with 36% statewide.
Compared with 2024–2025, matched-school average results declined by 9 points in ELA and 5 in math, while science rose by 1 point; the group’s lead over state results narrowed in all three subjects. Individual changes varied: Bay Park’s ELA score fell 11 points and Dewey’s fell 14, while Longfellow’s scores changed little. School context does not follow a simple pattern: in 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 31% at Longfellow, 29% at Bay Park and 65% at Dewey; Bay Park’s student–teacher ratio was 26.3, compared with 23.8 at Longfellow. These figures describe different school contexts, not the causes of test results.
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