Summary:
Schools in ZIP code 92233 serve students from kindergarten through grade 12 across three similarly sized schools, with 1,015 students total; results span 2024–25 and 2025–26. The latest all-grades results show that each school is below California in both English language arts (ELA) and math. Averaged across the schools, ELA is 37% versus 49% statewide, and math is 23% versus 38%. The most important area-wide concern is that all three schools trail the state in both subjects.
Bill E. Young Junior Middle stands out for math, at 32%, the highest local result and 6 points above Fremont Primary. Calipatria High leads in ELA at 46%, just 1 point above Bill E. Young, while Fremont is lowest at 21%—24 points below Bill E. Young and 29 points below the state. Calipatria’s math result is also the lowest, at 13%, 26 points below the state. Science results are reported for two schools: Calipatria is at 31% and Bill E. Young at 21%. A notable exception at Calipatria is grade 12 science, where 70% is 37 points above the grade-specific state result.
Bill E. Young shows the strongest recent upward trend: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, its ELA rose 3 points and math 9 points. Its SchoolDigger percentile rank climbed from 32 to 55 over three years, earning 3 stars; Fremont’s rank fell from 30 to 13 (1 star), while Calipatria stayed around 40 (2 stars). School characteristics do not neatly separate results: 2024–25 free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 92% at Fremont, 91% at Bill E. Young, and 84% at Calipatria, yet Bill E. Young outscored Fremont in ELA and math. Student-teacher ratios range from 15.7 at Calipatria to 19.8 at Fremont. Chronic absenteeism exceeds the state’s 18% at all three, highest at Calipatria at 28%.
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