2025 California state test results
Long Beach, California school test scores and rankings
Across 75 public schools with results, the median reading proficiency was 44.3% and the median math proficiency was 34.8%. The median combined result ranked at the 51st percentile among comparable California schools.
Located in Los Angeles County.
Schools with scores
75
Students represented
55,672
Median school percentile
51st
Schools improving
54
Schools declining
14
Schools
Rank combines reading and math standing among comparable California schools. CA Percentile shows that combined statewide standing. Select any header to sort.
Highest-ranked schools by level
Elementary schools
- 1Gant Elementary
95th percentile
- 2Naples Elementary
94th percentile
- 3Prisk Elementary
92nd percentile
- 4Kettering Elementary
88th percentile
- 5Lowell Elementary
88th percentile
Middle schools
- 1Rogers Middle
84th percentile
- 2Stanford Middle
83rd percentile
- 3Helen Keller Middle
83rd percentile
- 4Intellectual Virtues Academy of Long Beach
79th percentile
- 5Marshall Academy of the Arts
77th percentile
High schools
- 1Eunice Sato Academy of Math & Science
99th percentile
- 2Ernest S. McBride, Sr. High
90th percentile
- 3Renaissance High School for the Arts
75th percentile
- 4Millikan High
70th percentile
- 5Polytechnic High
60th percentile
Districts serving local schools
District scores cover the entire district, including schools outside this place when district boundaries cross city lines. Select any header to sort.
| 1 | Long Beach Unified 86 schools districtwide | 51.7% | 38.5% | 67th |
| 2 | Los Angeles County Office of Education 34 schools districtwide | 59.2% | 30.2% | 66th |
| 3 | Los Angeles Unified 1,018 schools districtwide | 46.5% | 36.8% | 58th |
| 4 | Paramount Unified 19 schools districtwide | 43.4% | 25.0% | 43rd |
Other cities in Los Angeles County
How these rankings work
Rankings use the latest available California reading and math results. Schools are compared with other California schools serving similar grade levels. Medians describe the typical local result and are not districtwide averages. Virtual schools are excluded, and cities with fewer than three scored schools are omitted from the indexed location directory.