Summary:
ZIP code 92545 has four elementary schools in Hemet Unified: Harmony, Cawston and Fruitvale serve grades K–5, while Hemet Dual Language Academy serves K–8. In 2025–26, the four-school averages were 37% in ELA, 25% in math and 22% in science. The most important area-wide finding is that science had the largest average gap from the state: 14 percentage points, with no school reaching the state rate in any of the three subjects.
Hemet Dual Language Academy led all-grades ELA and math at 46% and 34%—13 and 12 points above the other three schools’ averages. Fruitvale was lowest in those subjects, at 31% and 17%, or 7 and 10 points below the other schools’ averages. Fruitvale reversed that pattern in science, leading at 26%, about 6 points above the others’ average; Harmony was lowest at 17%. Among the K–5 schools, Cawston had the strongest ELA and math results, at 35% and 27%. The Dual Language Academy’s K–8 span means its all-grades results are not directly equivalent to those of the K–5 schools.
Results shifted differently by subject: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, the four-school science average rose 4 points, ELA fell 1 point and math was essentially unchanged. All four schools improved in science, while ELA and math fell at Harmony and Cawston. SchoolDigger gives Dual Language Academy the highest statewide ranking, at the 45th percentile and two stars; the other schools rank from the 20th to 28th percentiles and have one star. The academy’s student–teacher ratio is 20.1, compared with 23.5–24.2 at the K–5 schools. All four report free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–25: 82%–91%; Fruitvale is highest at 91%. These are descriptive differences, not explanations for school results.
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