West Park High School is an American public high school located at 2401 Panther Place in Roseville, California, United States. The school was established in 2020 and serves grades 9–12. It is the newest of the six comprehensive high schools of the Roseville Joint Union High School District.
History The land for West Park High School was purchased by the Roseville Joint Union High School District in 2011, and voters approved the bond measure funding its construction in 2016. Becky Rood-Guzman was announced as the school's founding principal in 2019. The school opened for the 2020–21 school year, initially enrolling only freshmen and sophomores. All four grade levels were present on campus by the 2022–23 school year, and West Park graduated its first senior class in June 2023. Liz Sisson was approved by the school board to become the school's principal beginning with the 2026–27 school year.
Due to rapid residential development in west Roseville, West Park High School has faced overcrowding pressures. District projections presented in spring 2026 estimated enrollment could approach 3,200 students by the 2028–29 school year. To manage capacity, the Roseville Joint Union High School District board approved district‑wide attendance boundary changes in May 2026, reassigning several neighborhoods beginning in 2027–28.
Total enrollment grew to 2,386 students by the 2025–26 school year, according to California Department of Education enrollment data.
+Total enrollment, 2020–21 to 2025–26School yearEnrollmentGrowth (YoY)2020–21575—2021–221,01376.2%2022–231,49847.9%2023–241,84523.2%2024–252,07912.7%2025–262,38614.8%
Academics West Park High School's current graduation rate is 98%, and West Park High School scored 33.5/100 on the college readiness scale.
Demographics As of the 2025–26 school year, West Park High School enrolled 2,386 students. The racial and ethnic composition of the student body was as follows:
+2025–26 enrollment by race/ethnicity and gradeGroupGrade 9Grade 10Grade 11Grade 12TotalPercentWhite26720722719089137.3%Hispanic or Latino1051051016837915.9%Asian9785969237015.5%Filipino7975718130612.8%Two or more races817446132149.0%African American351623291034.3%Not reported2725336913.8%Pacific Islander5147170.7%American Indian or Alaska Native3228150.6%Total6995906034942,386100%
Of the 2,386 students enrolled in 2025–26, 812 (34.0%) were classified as socioeconomically disadvantaged, 150 (6.3%) as English learners, 138 (5.8%) as students with disabilities, and 26 (1.1%) as homeless youth; one student was identified under the Migrant Education program, and none were identified as foster youth.
Assessment results On the 2024–25 California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress (CAASPP), 70.62% of tested students met or exceeded the standard in English language arts, and 46.09% met or exceeded the standard in mathematics.
+2024–25 CAASPP achievement levelsLevelEnglish language artsMathematicsStandard Exceeded (Level 4)38.48%20.30%Standard Met (Level 3)32.14%25.79%Standard Nearly Met (Level 2)12.68%22.62%Standard Not Met (Level 1)16.70%31.29%
Graduation rate The overall four-year graduation rate for the class measured in 2024–25 was 96.1%. Graduation rates varied by subgroup:
+Graduation rate by student group, 2024–25Student groupStudents in cohortGraduatesGraduation rateAll students44042396.1%Black or African American2222100.0%Filipino747398.6%Asian959397.9%White17316897.1%Socioeconomically disadvantaged17917095.0%Hispanic or Latino454293.3%Students with disabilities372978.4%Two or more races141178.6%English learners352777.1%
Athletics West Park's athletic teams compete in the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section as members of the Metropolitan League. Sports offered include football, baseball, softball, volleyball, basketball, and flag football, among others. The varsity football team has reached the CIF Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs in multiple seasons, including 2024 and 2025.
References
External links
School profile, California Department of Education