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Best Public Schools in Cool, CA


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1
School
283
Students
Top rankedNorthside Elementary1623rd of 5,857 California elementary schools
Summary:

Cool, California, is served by a single public elementary school, Northside Elementary, which educates approximately 283 students in grades K-6 within the Black Oak Mine Unified School District.

Northside Elementary is a consistently high-performing school, having earned a 4-star rating for three consecutive years and ranking in the state's top 30% of schools. It stands out for its strong academic results, particularly in mathematics, where student proficiency significantly outpaces both the district and state averages. The school also excels in maintaining student attendance, with a chronic absenteeism rate less than half the state average, which is a key factor in its success.

While the school operates with a moderate level of economic need among its students and a class size slightly above ideal, it effectively utilizes its resources to deliver quality education. Parents can expect a stable and supportive learning environment where students consistently perform well above average compared to their peers across California and notably better than other schools in the Black Oak Mine Unified district. The school's sustained performance suggests a strong, effective school culture dedicated to student achievement.

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