Summary:
The supplied list for zip code 95674 contains one elementary school, Browns Elementary, which serves grades K–8 and has 143 students. Because it is the only school in the list, there is no local peer-school comparison; the available comparisons are with California and across grades. In 2025–26, the school’s all-grades English language arts result was essentially even with the state, while math was 6 percentage points lower and science was 12 points lower. The most important takeaway is that science is the largest overall academic gap, despite improvement from the prior year.
Within Browns Elementary, the strongest relative results were in ELA grades 3 and 4: 54% and 57% proficient, respectively, compared with 44% and 46% statewide—a 10-point advantage in grade 3 and an 11-point advantage in grade 4. The clearest weakness was math in grade 6, where 19% were proficient versus 37% statewide, an 18-point shortfall. Results were not uniformly below the state: Browns was slightly ahead in math grade 4 and 7, while ELA grade 6 was 11 points below the state. These differences show why families may want to consider the results for a particular grade, rather than relying only on the all-grades figures.
Scores moved in different directions: from 2024–25 to 2025–26, all-grades math rose from 29% to 33%, narrowing its state gap by 2 points, and science rose from 19% to 24%, narrowing its gap by 1 point. ELA fell from 52% to 49%, leaving the school roughly level with the state after being 3 points ahead the year before. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking rose from the 38th percentile in 2023–24 to the 51st in 2025–26, but that ranking trend does not mean proficiency increased in every subject. Other reported context includes a 14.3 student-teacher ratio in 2024–25 and 29% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25. Chronic absenteeism was 1% in 2025–26, compared with 18% statewide, a 17-point difference. The list includes no other schools for comparison.
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