Summary:
The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District serves approximately 4,070 high school students across three schools: two comprehensive high schools, Granada High and Livermore High, and one alternative option, Del Valle Continuation High, all of which outperform state averages in key areas like graduation and English proficiency.
Among the comprehensive schools, Granada High stands out as the district's highest performer, ranking in the top 11% of California high schools with a near-perfect 98.5% graduation rate and the strongest test scores, particularly in English and Science. Livermore High also performs well above state averages, ranking in the top 29% of schools with a 96.8% graduation rate, though its test scores and chronic absenteeism rate are moderately higher than Granada's.
The district's Del Valle Continuation High serves a small population of about 87 students with higher needs, achieving a notable 94% graduation rate despite significant academic challenges and very high chronic absenteeism, reflecting its specialized mission. Overall, the Livermore Valley Joint Unified high schools demonstrate strong outcomes, with district graduation rates far exceeding the state average and both comprehensive schools providing consistently high-quality education.
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