Summary:
Schools in ZIP code 95691 include nine schools—six classified as elementary and three high schools—with offerings spanning K–8 and grades 9–12; eight have 2025–2026 results, while Sacramento Valley Charter has 2024–2025 results. The K–8 and high-school results tell different stories, so comparisons are most useful within those groups. The clearest takeaway is that school results vary sharply within the same ZIP code, rather than showing uniformly strong or weak performance.
Bridgeway Island K-8 School leads the current K–8 group, with 59% proficient in English language arts (ELA), 49% in math and 38% in science; Westmore Oaks K-8 is lowest, at 16%, 9% and 8%. The best-to-worst gaps are 43 percentage points in ELA, 39 in math and 29 in science. Among high schools, Washington Middle College High leads at 86% in ELA, 50% in math and 63% in science; Yolo High is lowest at 9%, 3% and 0%. The high-school gaps are 76 points in ELA, 47 in math and 63 in science. SchoolDigger’s 2025–2026 rankings also place Washington Middle College in the 93rd percentile statewide and Yolo in the 5th.
Recent changes are mixed: the five-school K–8 average rose 2 percentage points in ELA, 2 in math and 5 in science from 2024–2025 to 2025–2026, while the high-school average was unchanged in ELA and fell 1 point in math and 6 in science. Individual results differ: Washington Unified Virtual Academy gained 24 points in science, while River City High fell 12 points in ELA and 7 in science. The reported free/reduced lunch eligible measure for 2024–2025 was 43% at Bridgeway Island, 68% at Washington Middle College, 90% at Westmore Oaks and 89% at Yolo; these figures are context, not an explanation for results. Student-teacher ratios also do not form a simple pattern: Washington Middle College reports 24.1 and Yolo 10.7. Small enrollments at some schools mean results may reflect relatively few tested students.
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