Summary:
Zip code 95366 has 11 listed schools: five K–8 elementary schools, two high schools and four alternative schools, including online options; the newest results are from either 2024–2025 or 2025–2026, depending on the school. The five elementary schools averaged 62% in ELA, 55% in math and 43% in science in 2025–2026, above state results of 49%, 38% and 36%, respectively. The most striking contrast is at the high-school level, where results at the two schools differed by about 41 to 45 percentage points across subjects.
Among elementary schools, Park View Elementary led in ELA and math, with 73% and 66% proficient; Ripon Elementary led in science at 60%. Ripona Elementary was lowest in all three subjects—54% in ELA, 47% in math and 21% in science—though it remained above the state in ELA and math. At high schools, Ripon High scored 74% in ELA, 45% in math and 54% in science, compared with Harvest High at 33%, 0% and 13%. Among the online schools with 2024–2025 results, California Online Public Schools North Bay led ELA, while California Online Public Schools Monterey Bay led math.
For seven schools with results in both years, average proficiency rose by 3 percentage points in ELA, 2 in math and 3 in science; individual results varied, with Ripon High making the largest ELA and math gains and Park View Elementary declining in all three subjects. SchoolDigger ranking percentiles also moved in different directions: Ripona Elementary rose 5 points, from 56 to 61, while Park View Elementary fell 5, from 86 to 81. Elementary enrollment and student-teacher ratios were fairly similar—447 to 473 students and 21.6 to 24.3 students per teacher—despite wide score differences, especially in science. The schools’ reported free/reduced lunch eligible measures are for 2024–2025: 20% at Park View and 39% at Ripona, figures that provide context but do not explain results; Harvest High’s 16-student enrollment also calls for caution when interpreting its percentages.
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