Summary:
The list for Ridge and Valley Charter School contains one K–8 school, serving 134 students, so there are no other schools in this area to compare. The clearest overall strength is English language arts: across grades 3–8, the school averaged 62% proficient in 2025–26, compared with 51% statewide—an 11-point advantage.
The strongest results were in grades 6 and 7, where 80% were proficient in ELA, respectively 29 and 24 points above state results. But performance varied by grade: ELA in grades 3 and 5 was below the state. Math was weaker overall, averaging 39% across grades 3–7 versus 44% statewide, though grades 6 and 7 were above the state by 6 and 15 points. The lowest math results were in grades 3–5; grade 4 reached 27%, 20 points below the state. Grade 8 Algebra I was the sharpest comparison: 36% proficient versus 75% statewide, a 39-point gap.
Results moved in mixed directions from 2024–25 to 2025–26: the ELA advantage over the state stayed about the same, while the math gap narrowed from 9 points below the state to 5 points below. Science shifted from 9 points above the state to 3 points below, and Algebra I End of Course shifted from 9 points above to 4 below. SchoolDigger ranked the school at the 47th percentile in 2025–26, compared with the 38th percentile in 2023–24 and 48th in 2024–25. Other context includes a 7.4 student–teacher ratio and 27% free/reduced lunch eligible in 2024–25; chronic absenteeism was 14.8%, versus 14.4% statewide.
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