Summary:
ZIP code 92352 has seven schools in the Rim of the World Unified district: three elementary schools, one middle school, two high schools and one alternative school. In 2025–2026, their average proficiency was 34% in ELA, 25% in math and 30% in science, compared with California averages of 49%, 38% and 36%. Science had the smallest area-to-state gap, while ELA had the largest. Because the schools serve different grades, all-grades comparisons are not fully like-for-like. The clearest takeaway is that results vary substantially from school to school, especially in math.
Charles Hoffman Elementary leads the elementary schools in all-grades ELA (46%) and math (37%); in grade 3, it reached 48% in ELA and 57% in math, above state results of 44% and 47%. Rim Virtual Academy has the highest all-grades math (43%) and science (39%) results among the seven schools, though its ELA is 35%. Rim of the World High leads in ELA at 49%, close to the state’s 49%, but its math is 19% versus 38% statewide. At the low end, Mountain High has the lowest results in all three subjects: 9% ELA, 0% math and 19% science; its graduation rate is 52%, compared with 88% statewide.
Area averages improved in math and science from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, but fell in ELA: math rose 4 percentage points and science 9, while ELA declined 6. The ELA gap with the state widened from 8 to 15 points; science’s narrowed from 11 to 6. Individual trends differ: Rim Virtual’s math rose 32 points, while Mountain High’s ELA fell 33. SchoolDigger gives Charles Hoffman a 54th-percentile rank and 3 stars, Rim of the World High the 51st percentile and 3 stars, and Mountain High the 15th percentile and 1 star. Mountain High has the lowest reported student-teacher ratio at 14.8, while Charles Hoffman’s is 24.7. All seven schools report free/reduced lunch eligible as their low-income measure for 2024–2025, ranging from 54% at Lake Arrowhead Elementary to 68% at Mountain High; these figures offer context, not an explanation for school results.
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