Summary:
Zip code 93243 has four schools serving kindergarten through grade 12: Frazier Park Elementary serves kindergarten–4, El Tejon Elementary serves grades 5–8, Gorman Elementary serves kindergarten–8, and Frazier Mountain High serves grades 9–12. Results vary substantially across the area rather than pointing to one consistently high-performing group: the all-grades ELA results span 40 percentage points, from 27% to 67%.
Frazier Mountain High leads in ELA, with 67% proficient—11 points above the next-highest result at Gorman Elementary and 18 points above the state. Gorman leads in math at 42% and science at 45%, respectively 4 and 9 points above the state. At the other end, Frazier Park Elementary has the lowest reported ELA and math results: 27% and 24%, or 22 and 14 points below the state. El Tejon has the lowest reported science result, 31%, 5 points below the state. For the schools taken together, math is the weakest subject relative to the state: the unweighted school average is 31%, 7 points below the state’s 38%; the ELA average is 47% versus 49%, while the science average is 37% versus 36%.
Across the two test years, school averages rose by 2 points in ELA, 1 point in math, and 1 point in science, but science gained less ground than the state. Individual trends differ: Frazier Mountain improved by 10 points in both ELA and math, while its science result fell by 2 points; El Tejon gained 5 points in math. SchoolDigger’s three-year percentile ranks rose 5 points at El Tejon, fell 20 at Frazier Park, and changed little at the other two schools. School characteristics offer context, not an explanation for results: Gorman has the highest reported student-teacher ratio, 29.7, but leads in math and science. All four schools report free/reduced lunch eligible for 2024–2025: 85% at Frazier Park, 84% at El Tejon, 75% at Frazier Mountain, and 58% at Gorman.
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