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6.1 avg / 10

Best Schools in San Jose, California

335 schools · 193 Elementary · 48 Middle · 78 High · 16 Other

Public: 224
Private: 111
Districts: 52
Avg Rating: 6.1/10
Estimated Scores: 17%

Family Snapshot

At a glance
Avg school rating
6.1/10

34% of schools rated 7+

Median household income
$150,368

Census ACS, ZIPs in this city

Median home value
$1,221,056

Owner-occupied units

Bachelor's degree or higher
48%

Adults 25+

Avg commute
28 min

Workers age 16+

Owner-occupied homes
60%

Of occupied housing units

How San Jose compares

California rank

#350 of 596

cities by avg. school score

Vs. state average

-0.2

below California avg (6.3)

Median household income

$150k

151% of California median

Schools in this city

267

About Schools in San Jose, California

San Jose's public school system is one of the largest in California, spanning 223 ranked schools across multiple districts, including San Jose Unified, East Side Union, and Campbell Union, among others. The city's sheer size means the quality range is wide — parents need to research individual schools rather than assume neighborhood proximity equals strong academics.

The numbers reflect that range clearly. The citywide average score is 6.1 out of 10, but 82 schools, or 37% of the total, score 7 or higher. That means a meaningful share of options clear a solid performance threshold, but the majority fall below it. At the elementary level, Los Arboles Literacy and Technology Academy leads the city with a 9.4 out of 10 — the highest score among all 223 ranked schools. Forest Hill Elementary also stands out at 8.8. For middle school, KIPP Heartwood Academy scores 8.9, and at the high school level, both KIPP San Jose Collegiate and Lynbrook High score 8.8. Strong performers exist at every grade band, which matters for families thinking about a long-term school path in one area of the city.

District boundaries in San Jose often do not follow city neighborhood logic the way parents expect. Several high-performing schools pull from specific attendance zones or operate as charter schools with open enrollment, meaning location alone does not determine access. KIPP Heartwood and KIPP San Jose Collegiate, for example, are charter schools with their own enrollment processes. Parents should confirm attendance boundaries and application deadlines early, particularly for charter options.

Practically, San Jose rewards families who dig into school-level data rather than relying on zip code assumptions. With 37% of schools scoring 7 or above, there are genuinely strong options scattered across the city, but the below-average citywide score of 6.1 signals that school choice here carries real stakes. Use ratings as a starting point, then layer in student-to-teacher ratios, test score trends, and program fit for your child's specific needs.

Elementary Schools

193 schools
# School Rating
1 184 students · Kindergarten–3rd 9.4
2 553 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.8
3 494 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.7
4 524 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.5
5 542 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.5
6 500 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.4
7 500 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.4
8 584 students · Kindergarten–6th 8.2
9 702 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.2
10 409 students · Kindergarten–8th 8.1
11 50 students · Kindergarten–Kindergarten 8.1
12 562 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.1
13 398 students · Kindergarten–5th 8.0
14 627 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.9
15 287 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.8
16 529 students · Kindergarten–8th 7.8
17 551 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.8
18 431 students · Kindergarten–8th 7.8
19 965 students · Kindergarten–8th 7.8
20 308 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.8
21 461 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.7
22 515 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.7
23 696 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.7
24 442 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.6
25 399 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.6
Show 168 more elementary schools
26 196 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.6
27 596 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.6
28 490 students · Kindergarten–8th 7.5
29 313 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.4
30 350 students · Kindergarten–8th 7.4
31 602 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.4
32 512 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.4
33 508 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.4
34 613 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.3
35 312 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.3
36 481 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.3
37 401 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.3
38 354 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.1
39 483 students · Kindergarten–8th 7.1
40 195 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.1
41 478 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.1
42 522 students · Kindergarten–6th 7.0
43 451 students · Kindergarten–8th 7.0
44 366 students · Kindergarten–5th 7.0
45 365 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.9
46 273 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.9
47 438 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.8
48 438 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.8
49 532 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.8
50 523 students · Kindergarten–6th 6.7
51 379 students · Kindergarten–6th 6.7
52 662 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.7
53 397 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.6
54 563 students · Kindergarten–8th 6.4
55 459 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.4
56 434 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.4
57 330 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.4
58 624 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.4
59 547 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.4
60 353 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.3
61 379 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.2
62 274 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.2
63 502 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.2
64 358 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.2
65 281 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.2
66 394 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.1
67 258 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.1
68 542 students · Kindergarten–6th 6.0
69 374 students · Kindergarten–6th 6.0
70 522 students · Kindergarten–6th 6.0
71 539 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.0
72 522 students · Kindergarten–5th 6.0
73 498 students · Kindergarten–8th 5.9
74 561 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.9
75 519 students · Kindergarten–8th 5.9
76 560 students · Kindergarten–8th 5.9
77 836 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.9
78 505 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.7
79 278 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.7
80 526 students · Kindergarten–8th 5.6
81 272 students · Kindergarten–8th 5.6
82 424 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.6
83 454 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.5
84 398 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.5
85 452 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.4
86 266 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.3
87 369 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.3
88 509 students · Kindergarten–8th 5.3
89 285 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.3
90 456 students · Kindergarten–5th 5.2
91 464 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.2
92 753 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.2
93 233 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.1
94 432 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.1
95 302 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.1
96 460 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.1
97 316 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.1
98 255 students · Kindergarten–6th 5.0
99 407 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.9
100 574 students · Kindergarten–6th 4.8
101 324 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.7
102 528 students · Kindergarten–6th 4.7
103 259 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.6
104 300 students · Kindergarten–6th 4.6
105 550 students · Kindergarten–8th 4.5
106 419 students · Kindergarten–6th 4.5
107 276 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.4
108 457 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.4
109 410 students · Kindergarten–8th 4.4
110 323 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.4
111 232 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.3
112 760 students · Kindergarten–8th 4.3
113 295 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.3
114 205 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.2
115 376 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.2
116 253 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.1
117 256 students · Kindergarten–6th 4.1
118 286 students · Kindergarten–5th 4.0
119 330 students · Kindergarten–6th 4.0
120 351 students · Kindergarten–5th 3.7
121 453 students · Kindergarten–8th 3.5
122 226 students · Kindergarten–5th 3.5
123 267 students · Kindergarten–5th 3.5
124 118 students · Kindergarten–8th 3.3
125 354 students · Kindergarten–6th 3.3
126 344 students · Kindergarten–5th 3.3
127 475 students · Kindergarten–8th 3.1
128 461 students · Kindergarten–8th 3.0
129 587 students · Kindergarten–6th 2.9
130 490 students · Kindergarten–6th 2.9
131 290 students · Kindergarten–8th 2.8
132 284 students · Kindergarten–5th 2.8
133 289 students · Kindergarten–8th 2.5
134 423 students · Kindergarten–8th 2.4
135 337 students · Kindergarten–8th 2.2
136 242 students · Kindergarten–8th 1.4
Private Schools 57 schools

Private and public school ratings use different data sources and scoring models. Scores are not directly comparable across school types.

1 443 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
2 358 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
3 116 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
4 187 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
5 96 students · Pre-K–4th Not Rated
6 168 students · Kindergarten–5th Not Rated
7 342 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
8 192 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
9 30 students · Pre-K–Kindergarten Not Rated
10 283 students · Pre-K–5th Not Rated
11 261 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
12 232 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
13 205 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
14 34 students · Kindergarten–4th Not Rated
15 182 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
16 36 students · Pre-K–6th Not Rated
17 199 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
18 469 students · Pre-K–8th Not Rated
19 510 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
20 38 students · Kindergarten–4th Not Rated
21 43 students · Pre-K–TK Not Rated
22 176 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
23 198 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
24 32 students · Kindergarten–Kindergarten Not Rated
25 343 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
26 146 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
27 123 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
28 235 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
29 93 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
30 131 students · 5th–8th Not Rated
31 113 students · Kindergarten–6th Not Rated
32 499 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
33 237 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
34 302 students · Kindergarten–5th Not Rated
35 639 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
36 6 students · Kindergarten–Kindergarten Not Rated
37 26 students · 1st–6th Not Rated
38 6 students · Kindergarten–Kindergarten Not Rated
39 395 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
40 217 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
41 119 students · Kindergarten–5th Not Rated
42 8 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
43 105 students · Kindergarten–5th Not Rated
44 13 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
45 14 students · Pre-K–Kindergarten Not Rated
46 5 students · Pre-K–1st Not Rated
47 17 students · Kindergarten–Kindergarten Not Rated
48 1 students · Pre-K–Kindergarten Not Rated
49 6 students · Pre-K–TK Not Rated
50 12 students · Pre-K–Kindergarten Not Rated
51 20 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
52 7 students · Kindergarten–6th Not Rated
53 7 students · Pre-K–Kindergarten Not Rated
54 20 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
55 7 students · Kindergarten–8th Not Rated
56 15 students · Kindergarten–Kindergarten Not Rated
57 1 students · Pre-K–Kindergarten Not Rated

Middle Schools

48 schools
# School Rating
1 418 students · 5th–8th 8.9
2 408 students · 5th–8th 8.2
3 831 students · 7th–8th 8.2
4 910 students · 6th–8th 8.2
5 1,084 students · 6th–8th 8.1
6 714 students · 5th–8th 8.0
7 1,052 students · 6th–8th 7.7
8 663 students · 6th–8th 7.6
9 202 students · 7th–8th 7.5
10 454 students · 5th–8th 7.4
11 547 students · 7th–8th 7.4
12 838 students · 7th–8th 7.4
13 921 students · 6th–8th 7.2
14 849 students · 6th–8th 7.2
15 700 students · 6th–8th 7.0
16 607 students · 6th–8th 7.0
17 638 students · 6th–8th 6.9
18 398 students · 6th–8th 6.6
19 850 students · 6th–8th 6.4
20 712 students · 6th–8th 6.2
21 688 students · 7th–8th 6.2
22 401 students · 6th–8th 6.0
23 312 students · 5th–8th 5.8
24 273 students · 7th–8th 5.8
25 1,168 students · 6th–8th 5.8
Show 23 more middle schools
26 924 students · 6th–8th 5.7
27 741 students · 6th–8th 5.6
28 328 students · 7th–8th 5.3
29 620 students · 6th–8th 5.3
30 365 students · 6th–8th 5.2
31 463 students · 6th–8th 4.9
32 361 students · 6th–8th 4.7
33 239 students · 5th–8th 4.3
34 696 students · 6th–8th 4.3
35 305 students · 4th–8th 4.3
36 318 students · 6th–8th 4.2
37 521 students · 6th–8th 4.2
38 230 students · 5th–8th 3.6
39 535 students · 7th–8th 3.6
40 219 students · 5th–8th 3.5
41 193 students · 5th–8th 3.2
Private Schools 7 schools

Private and public school ratings use different data sources and scoring models. Scores are not directly comparable across school types.

1 142 students · 5th–8th Not Rated
2 31 students · 1st–5th Not Rated
3 81 students · 6th–8th Not Rated
4 298 students · 5th–8th Not Rated
5 65 students · 2nd–2nd Not Rated
6 713 students · 6th–8th Not Rated
7 46 students · 6th–8th Not Rated

High Schools

78 schools
# School Rating
1 501 students · 9th–12th 8.9
2 1,720 students · 9th–12th 8.8
3 459 students · 9th–12th 8.4
4 1,955 students · 9th–12th 8.4
5 713 students · 7th–12th 8.3
6 427 students · 9th–12th 8.2
7 1,816 students · 9th–12th 8.2
8 2,749 students · 9th–12th 8.2
9 827 students · 9th–12th 8.2
10 1,519 students · 9th–12th 8.2
11 59 students · 6th–12th 7.9
12 310 students · 9th–12th 7.7
13 1,469 students · 9th–12th 7.7
14 907 students · 9th–12th 7.6
15 1,580 students · 9th–12th 7.6
16 410 students · 9th–12th 7.4
17 1,945 students · 9th–12th 7.4
18 1,621 students · 9th–12th 7.4
19 878 students · 9th–12th 7.3
20 2,184 students · 9th–12th 7.3
21 2,181 students · 9th–12th 7.2
22 1,620 students · 9th–12th 7.0
23 234 students · 9th–12th 6.9
24 1,310 students · 9th–12th 6.9
25 1,417 students · 9th–12th 6.9
Show 53 more high schools
26 2,368 students · 9th–12th 6.6
27 129 students · 11th–12th 6.6
28 242 students · 9th–12th 6.5
29 183 students · 9th–12th 6.5
30 160 students · 9th–12th 6.4
31 428 students · 9th–12th 6.3
32 176 students · 12th–12th 6.3
33 1,109 students · 9th–12th 6.3
34 295 students · 11th–12th 6.1
35 106 students · 6th–12th 6.1
36 73 students · 11th–12th 6.0
37 515 students · 9th–12th 5.7
38 341 students · 9th–12th 5.5
39 136 students · 11th–12th 5.5
40 164 students · 10th–12th 5.4
41 376 students · 9th–12th 5.1
42 465 students · 6th–12th 4.6
43 1,367 students · 9th–12th 4.2
44 362 students · 6th–12th 2.8
45 434 students · 9th–12th
Private Schools 33 schools

Private and public school ratings use different data sources and scoring models. Scores are not directly comparable across school types.

1 823 students · 5th–12th Not Rated
2 681 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
3 628 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
4 1,600 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
5 1,752 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
6 449 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
7 1,665 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
8 1,939 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
9 10 students · 7th–12th Not Rated
10 56 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
11 154 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
12 7 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
13 39 students · 1st–12th Not Rated
14 16 students · 1st–12th Not Rated
15 1,776 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
16 62 students · 10th–10th Not Rated
17 806 students · 6th–12th Not Rated
18 57 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
19 16 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
20 19 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
21 228 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
22 52 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
23 80 students · 6th–12th Not Rated
24 435 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
25 819 students · 6th–12th Not Rated
26 57 students · 4th–12th Not Rated
27 1,654 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
28 675 students · 9th–12th Not Rated
29 50 students · 1st–12th Not Rated
30 37 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
31 42 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
32 13 students · 8th–10th Not Rated
33 8 students · 9th–12th Not Rated

Other Schools

16 schools
# School Rating
1 850 students · Kindergarten–12th 6.1
2 396 students · Kindergarten–12th 5.7
Private Schools 14 schools

Private and public school ratings use different data sources and scoring models. Scores are not directly comparable across school types.

1 47 students · 1st–12th Not Rated
2 43 students · 3rd–12th Not Rated
3 77 students · Pre-K–12th Not Rated
4 91 students · 1st–12th Not Rated
5 217 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
6 51 students · 3rd–10th Not Rated
7
HARKER Private
1,976 students · Kindergarten–12th
Not Rated
8 102 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
9 169 students · Pre-K–11th Not Rated
10 259 students · Kindergarten–12th Not Rated
11 385 students · Kindergarten–9th Not Rated
12 11 students · 4th–12th Not Rated
13 11 students · Pre-K–Pre-K Not Rated
14 21 students · 3rd–12th Not Rated

Schools in San Jose

San Jose, California · 335 schools

Community Demographics

Census ACS 2022 5-Year Estimates across 27 ZIP codes

Median Income

$150,368

Median Home Value

$1,221,056

Median Rent

$2,734/mo

Population

1,012,370

College Educated

48%

Homeownership

60%

Avg Commute

28 min

Poverty Rate

7.3%

Community Profile

San Jose has a median household income of $150,368. It is a well-educated community where 48% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The median home value in the area is $1,221,056, with a median rent of $2,734/month. The local poverty rate of 7.3% is relatively low. The average commute for residents is 28 minutes. Source: U.S. Census ACS 2022 5-Year Estimates.

Quick Facts

Total Schools
335
Elementary
193
Middle
48
High
78
Districts
52
Avg Rating
6.1/10
School Districts (52)

B. Roberto Cruz Leadership Academy District

1 school · 242 students

ACE Charter High District

1 school · 341 students

Discovery Charter District

1 school · 563 students

Downtown College Preparatory District

1 school · 459 students

KIPP Heartwood Academy District

1 school · 418 students

Alpha Cindy Avitia High District

1 school · 428 students

Downtown College Prep - Alum Rock District

1 school · 465 students

Alpha: Cornerstone Academy Preparatory District

1 school · 550 students

San Jose Conservation Corps Charter District

1 school · 176 students

Voices College-Bound Language Acad at Morgan Hill DIST

1 school · 289 students

ACE Esperanza Middle District

1 school · 230 students

Escuela Popular Accelerated Family Learning District

1 school · 396 students

Voices College-Bound Lang Acad @ W. Contra Costa Co District

1 school · 290 students

Latino College Preparatory Academy District

1 school · 410 students

Voices College-Bound Language Academy District

1 school · 337 students

Luis Valdez Leadership Academy District

1 school · 234 students

KIPP San Jose Collegiate District

1 school · 501 students

Voices College-Bound Language Acad at Mt. Pleasant DIST

1 school · 242 students

ACE Inspire Academy District

1 school · 219 students

Alpha: Jose Hernandez District

1 school · 461 students

Sunrise Middle District

1 school · 312 students

KIPP Navigate College Prep District

1 school · 310 students

ACE Empower Academy District

1 school · 193 students

Alpha: Blanca Alvarado District

1 school · 475 students

Summit Public School: Tahoma District

1 school · 427 students

University Preparatory Academy Charter District

1 school · 713 students

Kipp Prize Preparatory Academy District

1 school · 408 students

Downtown College Preparatory Middle District

1 school · 239 students

KIPP Heritage Academy District

1 school · 454 students

Alum Rock Union Elementary

22 schools · 7,367 students

Escuela Popular/CTR for TRN and CARs FAM Lrng DIST

1 school · 515 students

Discovery Charter II District

1 school · 526 students

Voices College Bound Language Academy at Stockton District

1 school · 118 students

Berryessa Union Elementary

14 schools · 6,026 students

Cambrian

6 schools · 3,014 students

Campbell Union

12 schools · 6,183 students

Campbell Union High

6 schools · 8,613 students

Cupertino Union

23 schools · 13,587 students

East Side Union High

16 schools · 20,471 students

Evergreen Elementary

16 schools · 8,779 students

Franklin-McKinley Elementary

16 schools · 5,766 students

Fremont Union High

6 schools · 9,646 students

Luther Burbank

1 school · 431 students

Moreland

7 schools · 3,863 students

Morgan Hill Unified

13 schools · 7,963 students

Mount Pleasant Elementary

5 schools · 1,549 students

Oak Grove Elementary

18 schools · 8,714 students

Orchard Elementary

1 school · 760 students

San Jose Unified

41 schools · 25,059 students

Santa Clara Unified

30 schools · 14,236 students

Union Elementary

8 schools · 5,371 students

Santa Clara County Office of Education

4 schools · 1,408 students

How We Rate Schools

Every school receives a composite score from 1 to 10 based on four pillars: Academic Performance (50%), Student Growth (20%), Equity (15%), and Learning Environment (15%). Scores are built from publicly available data including standardized test results, enrollment figures, and school climate indicators.

Read our full methodology

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about schools in San Jose, California

How many schools are in San Jose, California?

San Jose has 335 schools, including 224 public and 111 private schools spanning elementary, middle, and high school levels.

What is the average school rating in San Jose, California?

The average MySchoolScout composite score for schools in San Jose is 6.1 out of 10, based on academic achievement, student growth, equity, and school environment.

What is the top-ranked school in San Jose, California?

The top-ranked school in San Jose on MySchoolScout is Los Arboles Literacy and Technology Academy with a composite score of 9.4/10.

What is the best elementary school in San Jose, California?

The top-ranked elementary school in San Jose on MySchoolScout is Los Arboles Literacy and Technology Academy with a composite score of 9.4/10.

What is the best middle school in San Jose, California?

The top-ranked middle school in San Jose on MySchoolScout is Kipp Heartwood Academy with a composite score of 8.9/10.

What is the best high school in San Jose, California?

The top-ranked high school in San Jose on MySchoolScout is Kipp San Jose Collegiate with a composite score of 8.9/10.

How many school districts serve San Jose, California?

San Jose is served by 52 school districts: B. Roberto Cruz Leadership Academy District, Ace Charter High District, Discovery Charter District, Downtown College Preparatory District, Kipp Heartwood Academy District, Alpha Cindy Avitia High District, Downtown College Prep - Alum Rock District, Alpha: Cornerstone Academy Preparatory District, San Jose Conservation Corps Charter District, Voices College-bound Language Acad at Morgan Hill Dist, Ace Esperanza Middle District, Escuela Popular Accelerated Family Learning District, Voices College-bound Lang Acad @ W. Contra Costa Co District, Latino College Preparatory Academy District, Voices College-bound Language Academy District, Luis Valdez Leadership Academy District, Kipp San Jose Collegiate District, Voices College-bound Language Acad at Mt. Pleasant Dist, Ace Inspire Academy District, Alpha: Jose Hernandez District, Sunrise Middle District, Kipp Navigate College Prep District, Ace Empower Academy District, Alpha: Blanca Alvarado District, Summit Public School: Tahoma District, University Preparatory Academy Charter District, Kipp Prize Preparatory Academy District, Downtown College Preparatory Middle District, Kipp Heritage Academy District, Alum Rock Union Elementary, Escuela Popular/ctr for Trn and Cars Fam Lrng Dist, Discovery Charter II District, Voices College Bound Language Academy at Stockton District, Berryessa Union Elementary, Cambrian, Campbell Union, Campbell Union High, Cupertino Union, East Side Union High, Evergreen Elementary, Franklin-mckinley Elementary, Fremont Union High, Luther Burbank, Moreland, Morgan Hill Unified, Mount Pleasant Elementary, Oak Grove Elementary, Orchard Elementary, San Jose Unified, Santa Clara Unified, Union Elementary, Santa Clara County Office of Education.

What is the education level in San Jose, California?

According to Census data, 48% of adults in San Jose have earned a bachelor's degree or higher.

What is the median income in San Jose, California?

The median household income in San Jose is approximately $150,368 according to Census ACS 2022 estimates.

Are there private schools in San Jose, California?

Yes, San Jose has 111 private schools alongside 224 public schools. The top-rated private school is St Frances Cabrini Catholic School with a score of 8.0/10.

What is the student-teacher ratio in San Jose, California?

The average student-teacher ratio across schools in San Jose is 21.6:1. This ratio varies by school, so families should check individual school profiles for specific classroom sizes.

How does MySchoolScout rate schools in San Jose, California?

MySchoolScout rates schools using publicly available data from the NCES Common Core of Data and state education departments. Each school receives a 1-10 composite score based on four components: Academic Achievement, Student Growth, Equity, and School Environment.

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Data from NCES Common Core of Data, California Dept. of Education, and U.S. Census ACS for the 2023–24 school year. Rankings computed by MySchoolScout. See all data sources.