Summary:
Nine high schools serve zip code 94607, enrolling 3,023 students in total, with school enrollments ranging from 58 to 716. Most serve grades 9–12; Impact Academy of Arts & Technology serves grades 6–12. In 2025–2026, the schools’ average results were 33% in English language arts (ELA), 18% in math and 18% in science, respectively 16, 20 and 18 points below state results. The most important takeaway is that results vary sharply by school, while the group’s average falls below the state in all three subjects.
KIPP Esperanza High led all-grade ELA at 53% and math at 37%; its ELA result was 4 points above the state, while its math result was 2 points below. Leadership Public Schools: Richmond was close behind KIPP in ELA at 52%, while Gateway to College High at Laney College led science at 34%, still 2 points below the state. At the low end, Ralph J. Bunche Continuation High reported 0% in ELA and science; its math score was suppressed. McClymonds High had the lowest reported math result, 8%.
Matched school results show modest average movement toward the state between 2024–2025 and 2025–2026: the average school–state gap improved by 2 points in ELA and 1 point in math, but by less than 1 point in science. Gateway’s science result rose 19 points, while results moved differently at other schools. SchoolDigger’s rank percentiles also diverged: they rose 23 points for Richmond and fell 24 for Impact and 42 for AIMS College Prep High. For 2024–2025, eight schools reported free/reduced lunch eligibility, averaging 72%; Bunche instead reported 67% directly certified for free meals, a different measure. Reported student–teacher ratios averaged 16.5. These figures offer context, not an explanation for school results; Impact’s wider grade span also means its all-grade results are not perfectly comparable with the others.
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