Summary:
The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District in Livermore, California, consists of 18 schools, including 11 elementary schools, 3 middle schools, 3 high schools, and 1 alternative school. The district as a whole performs well, with most schools ranking in the top half of California schools, providing a quality education for the diverse student population.
Among the standout schools, Sunset Elementary and Emma C. Smith Elementary are the top-performing elementary schools, ranking in the top 10% of California elementary schools. At the middle school level, William Mendenhall Middle is the top performer, ranking in the top 10% of California middle schools. For high schools, Granada High stands out as the clear leader, with the highest rankings, test scores, and graduation rates in the district.
The district's schools exhibit a range of student-teacher ratios, chronic absenteeism rates, and socioeconomic backgrounds, which are reflected in their academic performance. The top-performing schools generally have strong student-teacher ratios, low chronic absenteeism, and high test scores, while the alternative and continuation high schools face greater challenges. Overall, the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District provides a solid educational foundation, with several standout schools that are among the best in the state.
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