Summary:
ZIP code 92804 has 19 listed schools—12 elementary, two middle, and five high schools—so families can compare options across elementary through high school. In 2025–2026, elementary schools averaged 45% in ELA, 40% in math, and 32% in science; the five high schools averaged 26%, 8%, and 15%, respectively. The biggest differences were in math, where the elementary average was 32 points higher, and ELA, where it was 19 points higher. The most important finding is that results vary sharply by grade span, with high-school averages well below the state in all three subjects.
Several elementary schools stand out, though no one school leads every subject. Dr. Jonas E. Salk led ELA at 56%, just ahead of Walt Disney at 55%; Danbrook Elementary led math at 50%, with Dr. Albert Schweitzer Leadership Academy close behind at 49%. Hansen Elementary led science at 42%, while Disney and Danbrook each had 39%. Disney exceeded state results in all three subjects. At the other end, Gilbert High (Continuation) was lowest in all three: 9% ELA, 3% math, and 4% science—40, 36, and 32 points below the state, respectively.
Year-to-year results were mixed, and on average the schools fell farther behind state results by about 3 points in ELA, 1 in math, and 3 in science. Some schools moved against that trend: Barton (Clara) Elementary gained 11 points in science, and Danbrook gained 8 points in math, while Magnolia High fell 15 points in ELA. Reported context also differs: for 2024–2025, the free/reduced lunch eligible measure was 88% at Hansen, 96% at Danbrook, and 67% at Disney, despite all three posting above-state results in multiple subjects. Disney’s student-teacher ratio was 25.4, compared with 17.7 at Lord Baden-Powell; these figures describe school differences, not their causes.
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