Summary:
Seven elementary schools in ZIP code 93063 serve kindergarten through grade 5 in Simi Valley, within Simi Valley Unified. In 2025–2026, their average results were about 47% in English language arts (ELA), 43% in math, and 36% in science; compared with California, the group was stronger in math, slightly behind in ELA, and about even in science. The most important finding is that results vary widely from school to school, with one clear leader alongside schools with substantially lower scores.
Big Springs stood out in 2025–2026, leading all three subjects with 66% in ELA, 59% in math, and 62% in science—about 17, 21, and 26 percentage points above state results, respectively. At the other end, Knolls had the lowest ELA score (25%) and science score (5%), while Santa Susana had the lowest math score (22%) and the next-lowest ELA score (28%). SchoolDigger’s statewide rankings also placed Big Springs highest, at the 82nd percentile with 4 stars; Santa Susana was at the 19th percentile and Knolls at the 26th, both with 1 star.
From 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, the seven-school average fell about 2 percentage points in ELA, rose about 3 points in math, and fell about 2 points in science. Individual results differed: Knolls’ math score rose 18 points even as its science score fell 15, while Big Springs’ science score climbed 13 points. SchoolDigger’s three-year rankings show Big Springs rising from the 77th to the 82nd percentile and Santa Susana declining from the 33rd to the 19th. Income figures are reported as free/reduced lunch eligible (FRL), 2024–2025: shares ranged from 35% at Big Springs to 68% at Santa Susana. Big Springs also had a student–teacher ratio of 23.2, while Knolls had the group’s lowest ratio, 17.6; these figures provide context, not an explanation for scores. Grade-level differences matter too: Knolls’ grade 3 math result was 59%, well above the state’s 47%, despite its lower all-grades math result.
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