The Arizona Department of Education has released the 2024–25 A–F School Letter Grades for all schools statewide.

We are proud to share that two (2) of our schools earned an “A” letter grade, and many others continue to demonstrate meaningful growth in key areas of teaching and learning. While some schools experienced a change in their letter grade, we remain confident in our collective commitment to continuous improvement and student success.

The A–F Letter Grade Accountability System is used by the State of Arizona to evaluate school performance. These results, released by the Arizona State Board of Education on October 29, 2025, reflect multiple measures of student learning and growth.

State law (ARS §15-241) requires the Arizona Department of Education—subject to final adoption by the State Board of Education—to develop an annual achievement profile for every public school in the state based on an A–F scale.

We are so grateful and proud of our teachers, staff, and students across Alhambra for their ongoing dedication and hard work. Each school will continue to strengthen instruction and provide the best possible learning environment for every child.

What the A–F Letter Grades Measure:

• Student growth from year to year

• Proficiency on the statewide assessment (AASA)

• English language proficiency and growth (as measured by AZELLA)

• Indicators that measure whether an elementary student is on track for high school success

It’s important to remember that school letter grades represent just one measure of how a school is performing. At Alhambra, we remain focused on educating the whole child and preparing every student to thrive.

For more information about the Arizona A–F School Accountability System, visit the Arizona State Board of Education A–F Letter Grades page.