Top Las Rozas Schools in Selectividad

ABC published a new map on June 1 ranking Madrid-region schools by average Selectividad scores over the last five available academic years, using Comunidad de Madrid data for 2019-20 through 2023-24. In Las Rozas, the local list placed the private school Orvalle first and Institución Educativa Logos second on average results in the general phase of the exam. The figures come from the regional education authority’s statistics, which ABC used to compare schools across municipalities. Comunidad de Madrid’s education portal says the latest school statistics available for EvAU cover 2024, while PAU exam materials and 2025 statistics are published separately. ### Which Las Rozas schools posted the highest averages? Orvalle recorded a 7.79 average in the general phase of Selectividad across the 2019-20 to 2023-24 period, according to ABC’s Las Rozas breakdown based on Comunidad de Madrid statistics. The same ranking put Institución Educativa Logos second with a 7.55 average and Colegio Europeo de Madrid third with 7.27. ABC said the Las Rozas table covers 15 schools in the municipality. The article described the ranking as an average of the last five courses with data available from the regional statistics portal. ### How does Las Rozas fit into the wider Madrid ranking? IES San Mateo in central Madrid was the top-performing school in the whole region, with an 8.60 average over the same five-course period, ABC reported on June 1. Colegio Villa de Griñón ranked second with 7.94 and Colegio Legamar third with 7.84. The regional top tier was narrow. ABC said no other institution in Comunidad de Madrid exceeded an 8.0 average over the five-year span, placing Las Rozas’s leading schools below the regionwide leader but still within the stronger-performing group of municipalities. ### Are these results from this year’s exams? Comunidad de Madrid says the school-level EvAU statistics currently available on its education portal run through 2024, and ABC’s ranking states that it uses data from 2019-20 through 2023-24. That means the map is not a table of 2026 exam outcomes but a multi-year comparison built from the latest complete set of school statistics. The region’s education site separately lists PAU 2025 exam materials and statistics. It also directs students who have passed the exam to university pre-enrollment information in the Madrid single-district system. ### What else stands out in the Las Rozas data? ABC reported that none of the 15 Las Rozas schools in its list fell below a passing average in the general phase over the five-year period. The lowest average in the municipality was Los Peñascales, a private school, at 5.69. The same report said several of the schools sending the largest numbers of students to the exam sat in the middle of the local table rather than at the top. IES José García Nieto averaged 155 students presented, IES El Burgo-Ignacio Echevarría 129, GSD Las Rozas 120 and IES Carmen Conde 108, with average scores of 7.02, 7.11, 6.86 and 7.06, respectively. ### Where can parents and students check the underlying information? Comunidad de Madrid provides PAU and EvAU statistics through its education website, alongside a school search portal with center-level information. ABC’s reporting says its municipal and regional maps were built from those official datasets. The regional portals do not present the ranking as an official government league table. They provide the underlying statistics, while media outlets such as ABC organize them into maps and municipality-by-municipality comparisons. ### What happens next for families comparing schools? June 2026 is the current PAU exam period in Madrid, and Comunidad de Madrid’s education site says students who pass can move on to pre-enrollment through the Distrito Único system. Families looking at Las Rozas schools can cross-check the five-year Selectividad averages for Orvalle, Institución Educativa Logos and other centers against the regional school finder and PAU statistics pages before the next admissions decisions. (abc.es)