Summary:
ZIP code 93219 has four schools: Earlimart Elementary and Alila serve K–5, Earlimart Middle serves grades 6–8, and Allensworth Elementary serves K–8; enrollment ranges from 118 to 481 students. The most important finding is that all four schools’ 2025–26 average proficiency results are well below state results: 23% in ELA, 16% in math and 10% in science, compared with 49%, 38% and 36% statewide.
Different schools lead in different subjects. Earlimart Middle leads ELA at 30%, just 1 point ahead of Earlimart Elementary at 28%. Earlimart Elementary leads math at 23% and science at 14%, ahead of Alila by 5 points in each subject. Allensworth Elementary has the lowest ELA result, 11%—12 points below Alila—and lowest science result, 6%, 4 points below Earlimart Middle. Earlimart Middle has the lowest math result at 10%. SchoolDigger ranks all four in the lower part of its statewide rankings: Earlimart Elementary is at the 17th percentile, Earlimart Middle at the 13th, Alila at the 9th and Allensworth Elementary at the 18th; each has one star except Alila, with zero.
From 2024–25 to 2025–26, the group average rose 2 points in ELA and 5 in math, but fell 1 point in science as the state science result increased. Allensworth Elementary’s results rose 2 points in ELA and 8 in math but dropped 10 in science; its SchoolDigger percentile ranking moved from 0 in 2023–24 to 18 in 2025–26, a separate measure from test proficiency. Other figures offer context, not an explanation: 2024–25 free/reduced lunch eligible rates ranged from 73% at Earlimart Middle to 98% at Allensworth Elementary, while student–teacher ratios ranged from 15.6 at Alila to 18.1 at Earlimart Middle. Because the schools serve different grade spans, all-grades results do not compare identical grades.
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