ELA Scores Rebound to Pre-Pandemic Levels, but 11th Grade Math Lags
Governing Board • San Ramon Valley Unified School DistrictOctober 14, 2026
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San Ramon Valley Unified students are back to pre-pandemic proficiency in English language arts, but preliminary state test results show 11th grade math, English learners and Black students in math still trail. Staff presented the numbers to the Governing Board on Oct. 13, 2026, as an informational report two days before the state's public data release. The board also heard first readings of a tighter complaint-appeal rule and a new extreme weather policy, while the teachers union warned that complaints against educators are surging.
- 81% of students proficient in ELA, 75% in math and 66% in science on preliminary CAASPP results
- Grade 11 math at 67% proficiency draws pointed trustee questions about root causes
- Black students' math proficiency at 35%, down 4 percentage points over three years
- Teachers union says complaints are on pace to double, urging trustees to set a respectful tone
- 15-day appeal window codified in complaint regulation; trustees want explicit closure language
- New law lets nearly 200 English learners reclassify based on a single ELPAC score
Why it matters: The California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP) results show where the district will focus resources: English learners, Black students in math, grade 11 math and students with disabilities. The results are preliminary ahead of the Oct. 15 California School Dashboard release.
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