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Elkhorn

Elkhorn is a public middle school in Stockton, CA, serving grades 4–8, rated A+, with 263 students and a 25.8:1 student-teacher ratio.

In 2024-2025, the share of students meeting the state standard was 95% in English Language Arts, 89% in Math and 86% in Science.

A+TopHap school rating
Rating
A+
Grades
4–8
Enrollment
263
Students per teacher
25.8:1
Level
Middle
Type
Public · Regular

2024-2025 testing year

State test results

Share of students meeting or exceeding the state standard.

English Language Arts95%
Math89%
Science86%

Student body

Asian46%
Hispanic23%
White14%
Two or more races8%
Black7%
Pacific Islander0%
Native American0%
Male / female
60% / 40%
Free or reduced lunch
44%
Enrollment change vs prior year
-2.2%
Prior-year enrollment
269

School details

Address
10505 Davis Rd, Stockton, CA 95209
Phone
(209) 953-8312
Website
lodiusd.net
Setting
City - Large
Status
Operational
NCES ID
062223007743
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School district

Lodi Unified School District

District rating
C
Schools
49
Students
27,109
Spending per student
$15,623
Teachers (FTE)
1,273
Grades
K–12
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About Elkhorn

How is Elkhorn rated?

Elkhorn holds a A+ rating on TopHap's A-to-D scale, which blends state test results, academic progress and student outcomes. Lodi Unified School District is rated C overall.

How do students at Elkhorn perform on state tests?

In the 2024-2025 testing year, the share of Elkhorn students meeting or exceeding the state standard was 95% in English Language Arts, 89% in Math and 86% in Science.

What grades does Elkhorn serve?

Elkhorn serves grades 4–8 as a middle school.

How many students attend Elkhorn?

263 students attend Elkhorn, down from 269 the prior year, with a student-teacher ratio of 25.8:1.

Which school district is Elkhorn in?

Elkhorn is part of Lodi Unified School District, which reports 49 schools, 27,109 students and $15,623 of spending per student.