Schools in New Haven Unified · Alameda County
10 ranked schools
Overall Score Percentile
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8/10Itliong-Vera Cruz
New Haven Unified · Union City
#1 Overall in New Haven Unified
8/10 · #361 Middle School in California
State Percentile
Eng
71%
Math
74%
Sci
69%
2
7/10James Logan High
New Haven Unified · Union City
#2 Overall in New Haven Unified
7/10 · #376 High School in California
State Percentile
Eng
62%
Math
71%
Sci
75%
3
9/10Delaine Eastin Elementary
New Haven Unified · Union City
#3 Overall in New Haven Unified
9/10 · #708 Elementary School in California
State Percentile
Eng
90%
Math
88%
Sci
81%
4
4/10Cesar Chavez Middle
New Haven Unified · Union City
#4 Overall in New Haven Unified
4/10 · #811 Middle School in California
State Percentile
Eng
31%
Math
41%
Sci
47%
5
9/10Tom Kitayama Elementary
New Haven Unified · Union City
#5 Overall in New Haven Unified
9/10 · #1133 Elementary School in California
State Percentile
Eng
80%
Math
79%
Sci
81%
6
7/10Pioneer Elementary
New Haven Unified · Union City
#6 Overall in New Haven Unified
7/10 · #1739 Elementary School in California
State Percentile
Eng
69%
Math
70%
Sci
67%
7
6/10Alvarado Elementary
New Haven Unified · Union City
#7 Overall in New Haven Unified
6/10 · #2340 Elementary School in California
State Percentile
Eng
60%
Math
55%
Sci
64%
8
6/10Guy Jr. Emanuele Elementary
New Haven Unified · Union City
#8 Overall in New Haven Unified
6/10 · #2702 Elementary School in California
State Percentile
Eng
47%
Math
54%
Sci
60%
9
4/10Hillview Crest Elementary
New Haven Unified · Hayward
#9 Overall in New Haven Unified
4/10 · #3672 Elementary School in California
State Percentile
Eng
34%
Math
33%
Sci
47%
10
4/10Searles Elementary
New Haven Unified · Union City
#10 Overall in New Haven Unified
4/10 · #3783 Elementary School in California
State Percentile
Eng
28%
Math
31%
Sci
52%
About schools in Alameda County
Alameda County's 19 districts span everything from Oakland's dense urban school system to Fremont's high-achieving suburban campuses, creating a genuinely wide spectrum of public school options across 324 ranked schools. That range matters: nearly 139 schools score in the top quartile statewide, yet performance varies considerably by city and district. Fremont stands out as a consistent academic stronghold — William Hopkins Junior High and Mission San Jose High both rank at the 100th percentile statewide, reflecting a community where rigorous English and math expectations run deep. Families relocating to the county will find the district you land in shapes the experience far more than the county label itself.