Schools in Zip Code 92807

Zip code 92807 has six schools: four elementary schools, one high school and one alternative school, spanning elementary through high school; test-score figures are available for the high school and four elementary schools, but not Canyon Hills. Overall, the four elementary schools average 76% in English language arts (ELA), 74% in math and 73% in science, beating state results by 27, 36 and 37 percentage points, respectively. The most important distinction for families is that these strong averages do not describe every school equally: Imperial Elementary is well below the other three elementary schools in all three subjects.

Anaheim Hills Elementary leads elementary ELA at 82% and math at 86%; its leads over the next-highest schools are about 1 point in ELA and 5 points in math. Crescent Elementary leads science at 80%, about 1 point above Nohl Canyon Elementary. Imperial is lowest in each subject: its ELA result of 62% is 19 points below Crescent, the next-lowest, and its math result of 54% is 22 points below Nohl Canyon. Canyon High, considered separately, is above state results in ELA (75%), math (45%) and science (55%); its math result is 2 points below the Orange Unified figure.

Science improved across three elementary schools from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026: results rose 25 points at Imperial, 11 at Nohl Canyon and 10 at Crescent, while falling 14 points at Anaheim Hills; the four-school average rose 8 points. Over the same period, the elementary ELA average fell 1 point, while math rose 1 point. SchoolDigger ranks three elementary schools in the 95th–97th statewide percentiles; Imperial is at the 79th percentile. School context also varies: for 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible shares averaged 25% across the elementary schools, ranging from 19% at Anaheim Hills to 35% at Imperial, while student-teacher ratios ranged from 22.3:1 at Imperial to 28.9:1 at Crescent. These measures do not sort neatly with achievement, so they are context rather than a simple guide to results.