Summary:
The 92501 school list includes seven schools: three K–6 elementary schools, one high school, and three alternative schools serving different settings. Across the list, average 2025–26 proficiency was 31% in ELA, 23% in math, and 23% in science, below state results of 49%, 38%, and 36%. The clearest headline is that Riverside Virtual is the only school above the state in all three subjects.
Riverside Virtual leads with 56% ELA, 52% math, and 50% science—7, 14, and 14 percentage points above state results. The next-highest schools are Bryant Elementary in ELA and math, and Patricia Beatty Elementary in science; Virtual leads them by 7, 12, and 14 points. Among elementary schools, Bryant leads ELA and math at 49% and 40%, while Beatty leads science at 35%. At the other end, Riverside County Special Education has the lowest ELA result at 4%, and Riverside County Juvenile Court has the lowest math and science results at 2% and 0%.
Results improved in math and science overall, but not much in ELA: the seven-school math average rose from 21% to 23% between 2024–25 and 2025–26, while the six-school science average rose from 21% to 27%; the ELA average remained 31%. Individual grade results can also change the picture: Virtual’s third-grade math proficiency was 17%, compared with 32% at Fremont Elementary, 30% at Beatty, and 41% at Bryant. The three elementary schools have similar reported student-teacher ratios—23.7 at Bryant, 23.6 at Beatty, and 21.1 at Fremont. Their 2024–25 free/reduced lunch eligible shares were 81% at Bryant, 85% at Beatty, and 88% at Fremont; these are context, not explanations of results. SchoolDigger statewide ranking percentiles changed from 2023–24 to 2025–26: Bryant rose from 55 to 58, while Beatty fell from 48 to 40. Because schools serve different grades and settings, the all-grades results are not direct like-for-like comparisons.
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