Summary:
Zip code 93314 has one high school, Frontier High, serving grades 9–12 and 2,098 students. With no other high schools in the area for comparison, its results are best understood against state figures and over time. In 2025–26, its graduation rate was 98%, 10 percentage points above the state’s 88%; its dropout rate was 1%, 8 points lower than the state’s 8%; and chronic absenteeism was 11%, 7 points below the state’s 18%. The clearest academic strength is ELA: 68% of students were proficient, 19 percentage points above the state’s 49%.
Frontier High stands out in ELA, while math is its weakest comparison with the state and science is close behind. In 2025–26 all-grades results, math proficiency was 32%, 7 percentage points below the state’s 38%; science was 35%, 1 point below the state’s 36%. The 11th-grade results show a similar split: ELA was 68% versus 57% statewide, math was essentially even at 32% for both, and science was 35% versus 38%. These figures show why a strong overall impression should not obscure the subject differences: ELA is a clear advantage, while math and science lag the state in all-grades results.
Across the two years available, Frontier High remained above the state on the simple average of the three subjects, but its advantage narrowed from 7 percentage points to 4. The ELA gap narrowed by 2 points; the math deficit widened by 3 points; and science shifted 5 points against the school, from above to slightly below the state. SchoolDigger’s ranking also moved down, from the 80th percentile in 2023–24 to the 68th in 2025–26, and its rating changed from 4 stars to 3. The reported student-teacher ratio was 26:1, and 36% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25; these are context, not explanations for results. Because this area has only one listed school, there is no school-to-school comparison.
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