Summary:
The Chapman district has six schools serving elementary through high school: four elementary schools, one middle school and one high school. Results vary notably among the elementary schools, while the middle and high schools are above state results in all three reported subjects. The clearest concern for families comparing elementary schools is Enterprise Elementary, which has the lowest reported all-grades result in ELA, mathematics and science.
Chapman High has the area’s strongest all-grades result: 72% proficient in mathematics, 31 points above the state. Chapman Middle School also exceeds state results, by 6 points in ELA, 7 in mathematics and 16 in science. Among elementary schools, Chapman Elementary leads ELA at 65%, while Blue Ridge Elementary leads mathematics at 57% and science at 64%. Enterprise’s ELA result is 40%, 25 points below Chapman Elementary; its 20% in mathematics is 37 points below Blue Ridge. Enterprise’s science result is 40%, slightly above the state, but remains the lowest among the elementary schools with a reported score.
Recent changes are mixed, so families may want to look at both schoolwide and subject-specific patterns. Chapman Elementary gained 11 points in ELA and 13 in mathematics; Blue Ridge fell 8 points in ELA and 9 in mathematics, but gained 21 in science. Enterprise gained 15 points in science but lost 7 in mathematics. SchoolDigger’s statewide ranking rose from the 37th percentile to the 71st for Chapman Elementary and from the 66th to the 82nd for Blue Ridge, while Enterprise’s fell from the 25th to the 21st. School size and income figures are context, not explanations: Blue Ridge has 71 students and a 10.2:1 student-teacher ratio, compared with Enterprise’s 86 students and 9.6:1 ratio; their reported free/reduced-lunch rates are 30% and 74%, respectively. Several elementary schools have small enrollments, and Rural Center has no reported 2025–26 science score.
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