Summary:
ZIP code 92630 has eight public schools: six elementary schools serving kindergarten through grade 6, one intermediate school for grades 7–8, and one high school for grades 9–12. Among the elementary schools, average 2025–2026 proficiency was below the state result in ELA but above it in mathematics and science. The clearest finding for families is how sharply elementary results differ: La Madera Elementary led the elementary group in all three subjects, while Olivewood Elementary ranked last in all three.
La Madera scored 63% in ELA, 61% in mathematics, and 63% in science—about 14, 22, and 27 percentage points above the state, respectively. Olivewood scored 28%, 26%, and 15%, trailing the state by about 21, 13, and 21 points; the gaps between these two elementary schools were 35 points in ELA, 35 in mathematics, and 48 in science. For older students, El Toro High had the list’s highest all-grades ELA result, 66%, and its grade-11 results exceeded state results by 9 points in ELA, 14 in mathematics, and 9 in science. Its graduation rate was 99%, versus 88% statewide. Serrano Intermediate also exceeded state results in its reported grade-7 and grade-8 ELA and mathematics comparisons, and in grade-8 science.
Elementary trends were mixed: from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, the six-school average fell 2 points in ELA, rose 2 in mathematics, and rose 5 in science. Individual changes varied: Rancho Canada Elementary gained 20 points in science, while Olivewood fell 17; La Madera gained 13 in science. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile ranking rose from 81 to 83 for La Madera but fell from 34 to 24 for Olivewood. As context, all six elementary schools reported free/reduced lunch eligible (FRL) figures for 2024–2025: 86% at Olivewood, 37% at La Madera, and 36% at Rancho Canada. Enrollment and student–teacher ratios do not offer a simple performance guide: Olivewood had the smallest enrollment (396) and lowest ratio (21.8), while Gates had the largest enrollment (896) and highest ratio (28.5).
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