Summary:
Schools in zip code 93631 include 11 schools—six elementary, two middle and three high schools—with grade spans ranging from single-grade schools to K–8. Nine schools have 2025–2026 proficiency results in at least one subject; Washington Elementary and Roosevelt Elementary have no test-score results in the supplied data. The school-average results are below state figures in all three subjects, but vary widely from school to school—most notably, Clay Elementary stands well above the rest.
Clay Elementary led in all-grades ELA, math and science, with 81%, 80% and 64% proficiency—32, 42 and 28 percentage points above state results. Among high schools, Kingsburg High was strongest, at 65% in ELA, 43% in math and 42% in science, and exceeded the state in all three. At the lower end, Oasis Continuation High had the lowest ELA result, 24%; Kingsburg Independent Study High had the lowest math and science results, 0% and 4%. Among K–8 schools, Kings River Elementary and Central Valley Home were below state results in all subjects, by 14–22 points.
Across the two years, the school-average ELA result fell from 47% to 45%, and its gap below the state widened from 2 to 4 points. Math was essentially unchanged at 32%, while its gap widened from 6 to 7 points; science rose from 23% to 27%, narrowing its gap slightly. Individual trends differed: Clay Elementary gained 6 points in ELA and 5 in math, while Central Valley Home gained 11 points in science. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile rank for Clay Elementary rose from 85 to 96. As context, in 2024–2025, free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 16% at Clay Elementary, 88% at Kings River Elementary and 87% at Central Valley Home; their student-teacher ratios were 27.3, 19.4 and 29.6, respectively. These measures describe differences among schools, not reasons for achievement results. Because schools serve different grade spans, all-grades comparisons are not fully like-for-like.
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