San Diego Cima

California Schools' Academic Performance Index (API) scores are ranked separately within school type: Elementary, Middle, and High Schools. For each of the three categories, schools' API scores are first sorted from lowest to highest statewide and then divided into ten equal groups (or deciles) ranked from lowest (one) to highest (ten). This first process produces the statewide ranks. A second process produces the similar schools ranks.The API reports include a similar schools rank. This information shows where a school ranks academically on a scale of 1 to 10, compared with 100 other schools with similar demographic characteristics. California public schools serve students with many different backgrounds and needs. As a result, schools face different educational challenges. The similar schools ranks allow San Diego Cima to look at their academic performance compared to other schools with some of the same opportunities and challenges.

California's High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) is required for all California High School students to pass in order to graduate. Students are tested in the tenth grade in English Language Arts and Math. The percent of students that pass the test at San Diego Cima is displayed below.

The California Standards Tests (CST) is administered to Elementary, Middle School, and High School students in California. Students are tested in English Language Arts and Math in grades 2-11, Science in grades 5, 8-11, Algebra in grades 7-11, and History in grades 8-11. The scores displayed on Movoto are the percentage of students scoring in the At or Above Proficient level for students at San Diego Cima.

The American College Test (ACT) is a national college entrance exam taken by High School students across the country. Students are tested in English, Reading, Math, Science and Writing. The scores displayed on Movoto are the average score for students at San Diego Cima. The composite score is an average of separate subject scores. Some schools also provide a participation rate, which shows the percent of students that take the test.