Summary:
Schools in ZIP code 94588 include four K–5 elementary schools, one middle school and one high school, offering options from kindergarten through grade 12. The elementary schools are the clearest peers for comparison; the middle and high schools serve different grade levels. Most important, all six schools are well above California proficiency rates: their 2025–26 averages are about 80% in ELA, 79% in math and 70% in science, exceeding state rates by 30, 40 and 34 percentage points, respectively.
Henry P. Mohr Elementary leads the elementary group in all three subjects, with 80% proficient in ELA, 84% in math and 75% in science. Those results are about 4, 4 and 6 points above the other three elementary schools’ averages. Donlon Elementary is lowest among the four in each subject, about 5 points below its elementary peers’ averages in ELA, math and science, though it remains well above the state in all three. Among the older schools, Foothill High has the list’s highest ELA result at 87%; its math and science results are 74% and 65%. Thomas S. Hart Middle scores 81% in ELA, 77% in math and 71% in science.
Recent changes vary by subject and school: the six-school average fell by about 0.4 points in ELA and 0.3 in math from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while science rose by about 6 points. Fairlands Elementary made especially large gains in ELA and science, up about 8 and 16 points; Mohr’s ELA and math scores fell about 7 points each even as its science score rose about 10. SchoolDigger gives all six schools five stars; its statewide percentile rankings range from the 92nd to the 97th percentile in 2025–26. Elementary student-teacher ratios range from 24.1 at Donlon to 25.7 at Fairlands, and the top-scoring Mohr’s ratio is 24.8. All six report free/reduced lunch eligible figures for 2024–25, ranging from 7% at Lydiksen to 11% at Fairlands; these figures and the ratios do not form a simple pattern with test results.
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