Summary:
ZIP code 92583 has 11 schools—six elementary, one middle, three high, and one alternative—serving grades K–5, 6–8, 9–12, K–8, and K–12. The latest all-grades results are from 2025–26 for 10 schools; among those, school averages were below state results in ELA, math, and science. Math is the clearest area-wide concern, with the average 17 percentage points below the state.
Results vary widely, and different schools lead in different subjects. San Jacinto Middle College High led all-grades ELA at 74% and science at 44%; those results were 24 and 8 points above state, respectively. San Jacinto Leadership Academy - Magnet had the highest math result, 35%, though still 3 points below state; its ELA was 63% and science 43%. At the lower end, San Jacinto Elementary had the lowest ELA and science results, 19% and 15%, while San Jacinto High had the lowest math result, 11%. Because schools serve different grade spans, these all-grades comparisons are broad context rather than like-for-like comparisons.
Over the latest two years, average math improved by 2 points and moved 1 point closer to state; math rose at eight of the 10 schools. ELA edged down by less than a point, and science rose by 2 points—both gaps to state widened by about 1 point. SchoolDigger ranked the Magnet 471 of 2,137 high schools (78th percentile, 4 stars) and Middle College 669 of 2,137 (69th percentile, 3 stars). Both had strong subject results alongside substantial shares of students who were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25: 82% at the Magnet and 81% at Middle College. Other factors differ: Middle College had 36 students and a student-teacher ratio of 45, while the Magnet had 748 students and a ratio of 23.1. San Jacinto Technology Institute is another contrasting option: its math result was 32%, but chronic absenteeism was 35%, the highest reported.
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