Summary:
Zip code 92329 has three high schools in Snowline Joint Unified: Serrano High and Chaparral High serve grades 9–12, while Eagle Summit Community Day serves grades 6–12, with enrollment ranging from 24 to 2,163. The most urgent concern is chronic absenteeism: it is 81% at Eagle Summit, 58% at Chaparral and 25% at Serrano, compared with 18% statewide.
Serrano leads in every subject with a reportable 2025–26 result: 50% in ELA, 19% in math and 32% in science. Its ELA is close to California’s 49%, but its math is 20 percentage points below the state’s 38%. Chaparral is lower in each subject, at 21% in ELA, 2% in math and 10% in science; Eagle Summit has 6% in both ELA and math, and its science result is suppressed. Serrano’s ELA advantage is 29 points over Chaparral and 43 points over Eagle Summit; its math lead over Chaparral is 17 points. Graduation is a brighter measure at the two 9–12 schools: Serrano is at 95% and Chaparral at 91%, versus 88% statewide, while both schools’ dropout rates are below the state rate.
Average proficiency improved from 2024–25 to 2025–26: the three-school ELA average rose 6 points and the math average rose 2 points, though both remain well below state results. SchoolDigger ranks Serrano at the 48th percentile and Chaparral at the 15th percentile in California; Eagle Summit’s ranking is from a much earlier year and is not comparable. In 2024–25, student-teacher ratios were 21.7 at Serrano, 14.1 at Chaparral and 7.9 at Eagle Summit, while free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 58%, 84% and 79%, respectively. These are useful context, not explanations of achievement. Eagle Summit’s wider grade span means its all-grades results are not directly comparable with the two grades 9–12 schools.
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