Summary:
ZIP code 96013 has five schools serving grades K–12, all in Fall River Joint Unified. In 2025–2026, only Burney Elementary and Burney Junior-Senior High had numerical all-grades scores in all three subjects; results for the other three schools were suppressed. The two reporting schools’ all-grades results are not comparisons of the same grades, but both were well below California in ELA and math: their averages were 11 points lower in ELA and 10 points lower in math. The most important takeaway is that neither reporting school was close to the state level in those two subjects.
Burney Elementary led the reporting schools in all three subjects, with 39% proficient in ELA, 28% in math, and 41% in science; it was 5 points above the state in science, but 11 points below in ELA and 10 below in math. Its grade-level results vary: grade 6 was above the state in both ELA and math, while grade 4 was 21 points below in ELA and 22 below in math. Burney Junior-Senior High stands out for graduation: its rate was 100%, compared with 88% statewide. In contrast, Mountain View High (Continuation) reported 46% graduation and 46% dropout, versus 88% and 8% statewide.
Recent score changes also differ: Burney Elementary improved 4 points in ELA and science over two years, but fell 2 points in math; Burney Junior-Senior High fell 4 points in ELA and 11 in math, while gaining 4 in science. SchoolDigger’s statewide percentile for Elementary rose from 21 to 43, while Junior-Senior High’s fell from 67 to 46; both have two stars. For context, their 2024–2025 free/reduced lunch eligible measures were 62% and 58%, and student-teacher ratios were 18.6:1 and 15.1:1, respectively. These figures describe school differences, not what causes them.
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