Summary:
ZIP code 93720 has 10 schools—eight elementary schools, one middle school and one high school—all part of Clovis Unified. Across the schools, average results were 70% in ELA, 60% in math and 52% in science, compared with state results of 49%, 38% and 36%, respectively. The strongest overall takeaway is that results are above state levels on average, but performance varies substantially from school to school, especially in science.
Several schools stand out in different subjects. Clovis West High led all 10 schools in ELA at 83%, while Liberty Elementary led the elementary schools in ELA (82%) and math (78%). Valley Oak Elementary had the highest science result, 68%, and Riverview Elementary was a consistent second-place elementary performer, with 77% in ELA, 75% in math and 66% in science. At the lower end, Lincoln Elementary had the lowest science result at 31%, below the state’s 36%; Kastner Intermediate had the lowest math result at 47%. The highest-to-lowest school ranges were 29 points in ELA, 30 in math and 37 in science.
Average results increased from the prior year in all three subjects, by about 1 point each, but the schools’ advantage over the state narrowed by 2 points in science. Individual changes were more dramatic: Valley Oak’s science result rose 25 points, while Lincoln’s fell 18. SchoolDigger ranks Liberty and Riverview at the 95th and 94th statewide percentiles; it gives Clovis Unified four stars and an 85th-percentile statewide district ranking. The reported free/reduced lunch eligible measure for sy 2024–2025 ranged from 33% at Copper Hills Elementary to 62% at Lincoln, offering context but not a simple explanation of results. One notable exception beyond test scores: Clovis West’s chronic absenteeism was 20%, above the state’s 18% and district’s 13%.
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