Summary:
Zip code 95677 has five schools: four elementary schools serving kindergarten through grade 6 and one middle school serving grades 7–8. In 2025–26, the four elementary schools averaged 63% proficient in ELA, 61% in math and 55% in science, above the respective state results of 49%, 38% and 36%. Spring View Middle also exceeded state results in all three subjects. The clearest area-wide finding is that the elementary averages are strong relative to the state, but school results—especially in science—vary substantially.
Sierra Elementary led the elementary schools in every subject, with 78% proficient in ELA, 74% in math and 73% in science—about 10, 4 and 5 percentage points ahead of the next-highest school, respectively. Its results were 29 points above the state in ELA, 36 in math and 37 in science. Antelope Creek Elementary had the lowest elementary results in all three subjects: 52% in ELA, 44% in math and 31% in science; that science result was 5 points below the state. Rocklin Elementary ranked second among the elementary schools in all three subjects. Spring View was above state results in each subject, but below the supplied Rocklin Unified results in all three.
Recent changes differ by school: the elementary science average rose 9 points from 2024–25 to 2025–26, while ELA rose 2 points and math fell 2. Rocklin’s science score climbed 21 points, while Antelope’s fell 13 points in science, 7 in math and 2 in ELA. SchoolDigger ranked Sierra at the 93rd percentile, up from the 90th in 2023–24, and Antelope at the 63rd, down from the 74th. For added context, 2024–25 free/reduced lunch eligible figures were 21% at Sierra, 40% at Rocklin, 46% at Antelope and 30% at Parker Whitney Elementary; these are observations, not explanations of scores. Rocklin also had the highest elementary student–teacher ratio, 22.7, yet scored above Parker Whitney in every subject.
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