Summary:
ZIP code 92614 has five Irvine Unified schools: four elementary schools serving grades K–6 and one middle school serving grades 7–8. In 2025–26, every school’s all-grades results in English language arts (ELA), math and science were above the matching state results, although performance varies considerably across schools. The most important takeaway is that no school was below the state in any of the three subjects, but science results differed by 31 percentage points between the highest and lowest schools.
Meadow Park Elementary leads overall, with 75% in ELA, 73% in math and 71% in science; its science result is 12 points above Westpark Elementary’s 60%. The two are nearly tied in ELA—75.2% at Meadow Park and 75.1% at Westpark—and Westpark’s math result is also strong at 70%. Among the lowest results, Springbrook Elementary has the lowest ELA and math scores, at 61% and 53%; Culverdale Elementary has the lowest science score, 40%, just 4 points above the state. South Lake Middle is above the state in all three subjects, but below district results. SchoolDigger rates all five schools four or five stars.
Recent movement is mixed: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, the five-school average rose about 1 point in ELA, was nearly unchanged in math, and fell 4 points in science, while the state science result rose 3 points. Meadow Park improved in all three subjects; Springbrook declined in all three. SchoolDigger’s rankings also show different recent paths: Culverdale improved 150 places, while Springbrook fell 464 places from 2023–24 to 2025–26. As context, all schools report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–25: shares range from 21% at Meadow Park to 40% at Culverdale; these figures describe the schools and do not explain their results. Among elementary schools, student–teacher ratios range from 26.5 at Springbrook to 30.2 at Westpark, so the strongest results do not simply align with the lowest ratio or reported share.
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