San Jacinto Unified School District
16 public schools · San Jacinto, CA
2025-26 results
Subject percentages show the share of students who met or exceeded the state standard.
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Clayton A. Record Jr. Elementary
Grades K–5
· San Jacinto Unified
|
25%
−16
vs state
|
34%
−12
vs state
|
88% | |
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De Anza Elementary
Grades K–5
· San Jacinto Unified
|
21%
−21
vs state
|
37%
−10
vs state
|
88% | |
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Edward Hyatt World Language Academy
Grades K–8
Alternative
· San Jacinto Unified
|
26%
−14
vs state
|
38%
−10
vs state
|
88% | |
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Estudillo Elementary
Grades K–5
· San Jacinto Unified
|
20%
−22
vs state
|
31%
−16
vs state
|
88% | |
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Megan Cope Elementary
Grades K–5
· San Jacinto Unified
|
28%
−14
vs state
|
40%
−6
vs state
|
87% | |
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Monte Vista Middle
Grades 6–8
· San Jacinto Unified
|
9%
−28
vs state
|
26%
−24
vs state
|
91% | |
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Mountain Heights Academy
Grades 9–12
· San Jacinto Unified
|
13%
−19
vs state
|
25%
−32
vs state
|
91% | |
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Mountain View High
Grades 9–12
Alternative
· San Jacinto Unified
|
2%
−30
vs state
|
15%
−42
vs state
|
94% | |
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North Mountain Middle
Grades 6–8
· San Jacinto Unified
|
12%
−25
vs state
|
29%
−21
vs state
|
91% | |
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Park Hill Elementary
Grades K–5
· San Jacinto Unified
|
15%
−27
vs state
|
27%
−19
vs state
|
92% | |
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Rose Salgado Elementary
Grades PK–5
· San Jacinto Unified
|
8%
−34
vs state
|
20%
−26
vs state
|
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San Jacinto Elementary
Grades K–5
· San Jacinto Unified
|
11%
−31
vs state
|
19%
−27
vs state
|
94% | |
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San Jacinto High
Grades 9–12
· San Jacinto Unified
|
11%
−21
vs state
|
41%
−17
vs state
|
90% | |
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San Jacinto Leadership Academy - Magnet
Grades 6–12
· San Jacinto Unified
|
35%
−1
vs state
|
63%
+12
vs state
|
82% | |
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San Jacinto Middle College High
Grades 9–12
Alternative
· San Jacinto Unified
|
24%
−8
vs state
|
74%
+16
vs state
|
81% | |
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San Jacinto Technology Institute
Grades K–8
Alternative
· San Jacinto Unified
|
32%
−6
vs state
|
31%
−18
vs state
|
89% |
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Overall change: average of the three subjects, latest year vs. 3 years earlier (↑4% means the average rate went up 4 points, e.g. 82% → 86%; — means within ±2%). Low income = eligible for free or reduced-price lunch.