Jordan (June) School for Equity

San Francisco Unified · San Francisco County · 94112. Its University of California and California State University admissions record, set beside what its students scored on the state test — every figure from a public file, with the year and the suppression floor named.

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No parity ratio for this school

Not enough published data to compute a ratio

UC reports totals for this school but no campus-by-campus breakdown, and the ratio is computed on the six selective campuses specifically. What UC does report for it is below.

University of California, Fall 2025

Applied to UC

Admitted — masked by UC

Campus	Applied	Admitted	Admit rate
UCLA	not reported for this campus
UC Berkeley	5	fewer than 3	—
UC San Diego	not reported for this campus
UC Davis	5	fewer than 3	—
UC Santa Barbara	not reported for this campus
UC Irvine	not reported for this campus
UC Santa Cruz	not reported for this campus
UC Riverside	not reported for this campus
UC Merced	not reported for this campus
Freshman admissions, Fall 2025. Campus counts are duplicated — one student admitted to four campuses appears in four rows — so they do not sum to the universitywide total above, which is unduplicated. UC masks any count under 3, and a masked figure is shown here as “fewer than 3” rather than as a zero or dropped from the table. Rates are admits per application.

California State University, Fall 2022 + 2023 + 2024

Applications, systemwide

Admitted

100%

Admits per application

Enrolled

Campus	Applications	Admitted	Admits per application
San Francisco	68	65	96%
San Jose	45	17	38%
East Bay	22	11	50%
Sacramento	22	22	100%
San Diego	13	fewer than 10	—
Fall 2022 + 2023 + 2024, the three annual files summed. CSU withholds any group under 10, and does so separately in each year, so every figure here is a floor — the true count is that number or higher, never lower. A campus whose admits were withheld is shown as “fewer than 10” rather than left out. Rates are admits per application, not per student.

State test results, SBAC Grade 11, 2024–25

Exceeded standard, English
0.0% of those tested

Exceeded standard, mathematics
3.1% of those tested

Grade 11 tested, English
32 in mathematics

0 students exceeded both standards. The bounds coincide here, so this one is exact.

Statewide, 27.4% of Grade 11 exceeded the English standard and 14.2% exceeded the mathematics standard. “Exceeded” is the highest of the state's four achievement levels; this page counts nothing below it.

71% of students qualify for free or reduced-price meals (high-poverty; the California average is 62.8%). CDE, 2024–25.

What this page does not tell you

Not an admission chance. Nothing here is a probability for an individual student. The published counts are too small, and too heavily masked, to carry one, and any site quoting you a percentage chance at a named campus from a file like this has invented it.
No private-college admissions. Stanford, USC, the Ivies and the rest do not publish admits by high school, and neither does anyone else. No file exists. This site does not have those numbers and will not pretend to.
Counts, not students, for campus rows. UC campus figures double-count anyone admitted to more than one campus. Only the universitywide total is unduplicated.
Different years. The UC record is one admissions cycle. The Cal State record is three pooled, because a single year disappears under CSU's suppression floor. They are not measuring the same class.

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Sources: CAASPP Smarter Balanced research files (CDE, 2024–25) · UC Information Center, Admissions by Source School (Fall 2025) · CSU applications and admissions by high school (Fall 2022–2024) · FRPM (CDE, 2024–25). How these are combined, and where the arithmetic is uncertain ›

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