Closed school · historical record
Community School for Creative Education
Community School for Creative Education is listed as closed. The 2025–26 test results below are historical and do not describe a school open for enrollment.
Status in the state’s school directory
Not open for enrollment.
Status
Is Community School for Creative Education still open?
No. The state’s school directory lists it as closed. This page is an archive. It does not provide current enrollment, contact, or visit information.
State tests, spring 2026
How did students do before it closed?
Results from California’s state tests (CAASPP), spring 2026, for the former school. Each grade and subject is a separate group of students. From spring 2026, the state calls its top two levels “Proficient or Advanced” (formerly “Met or Exceeded”).
English · all tested grades
14%
Proficient or Advanced. California: 48%.
101 students tested · 3% Advanced
Math · all tested grades
9%
Proficient or Advanced. California: 39%.
101 students tested · 2% Advanced
By grade and subject
- Grade 3 · English10 testedSuppressed44%California
- Grade 3 · Math10 testedSuppressed47%California
- Grade 4 · English14 tested0%Proficient or Advanced46%California
- Grade 4 · Math14 tested21%Proficient or Advanced42%California
- Grade 5 · English25 tested16%Proficient or Advanced49%California
- Grade 5 · Math25 tested8%Proficient or Advanced37%California
- Grade 6 · English17 tested6%Proficient or Advanced48%California
- Grade 6 · Math17 tested0%Proficient or Advanced37%California
- Grade 7 · English14 tested14%Proficient or Advanced51%California
- Grade 7 · Math14 tested0%Proficient or Advanced38%California
- Grade 8 · English21 tested33%Proficient or Advanced49%California
- Grade 8 · Math21 tested10%Proficient or Advanced36%California
California: CDE’s statewide result for the same grade and subject, spring 2026. For all tested grades, it is our combination of the statewide rows for this school’s tested grades, weighted by students tested.
Suppressed: CDE blanks a result when fewer than 11 students tested.