Summary:
Schools in ZIP code 92867 include six schools: three elementary schools, one middle school and two high schools, with 2025–26 results reported in English language arts (ELA), math and science. The six-school averages were below state results in all three subjects: 35% in ELA versus 49% statewide, 21% in math versus 38%, and 21% in science versus 36%. Because the schools serve different grades, these averages describe the area rather than provide a like-for-like school ranking. The clearest area-wide concern is math, where the average was 18 percentage points below the state.
Results vary by school and grade, with several bright spots close to or above state levels. California iInspire Academy reached 36% in 5th-grade science, about 1 point above the state, while TLC Charter had the strongest elementary 3rd-grade math result at 42%, 5 points below the state. Handy Elementary was close to the state in 4th-grade ELA, at 45% versus 46%, and Yorba Middle was slightly above the state in 8th-grade ELA, at 50% versus 49%. Among the high schools, Orange High led Richland Continuation High in all three 11th-grade subjects, by 26 points in ELA, 9 in math and 21 in science. Richland also had the lowest all-grades results in all three subjects.
Recent changes were mixed: TLC gained 11 points in ELA, 10 in math and 4 in science from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while Handy fell 3, 8 and 7 points, respectively. SchoolDigger ranking percentiles from 2023–24 to 2025–26 improved for Orange (30 to 35), Yorba (44 to 45) and Richland (7 to 11), while falling for iInspire (49 to 41) and Handy (44 to 31); TLC stayed at 31. These are rankings, not test-score changes. Other context does not sort schools into a simple performance order: in 2024–25, free/reduced lunch eligible figures ranged from 71% at TLC to 91% at Handy, while Richland’s student–teacher ratio was 11.4 compared with Orange’s 20.8; Richland also had higher chronic absenteeism, 83% versus 29% at Orange.
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