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Schools in Oakley Union Elementary · Contra Costa County

9 ranked schools

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4/10
O'Hara Park Middle
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#1 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
4/10 · #887 Middle School in California
2
4/10
Delta Vista Middle
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#2 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
4/10 · #916 Middle School in California
3
7/10
Almond Grove Elementary
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#3 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
7/10 · #2178 Elementary School in California
4
6/10
Vintage Parkway Elementary
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#4 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
6/10 · #2808 Elementary School in California
5
5/10
Gehringer Elementary
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#5 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
5/10 · #3007 Elementary School in California
6
5/10
Summer Lake Elementary
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#6 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
5/10 · #3119 Elementary School in California
7
4/10
Iron House Elementary
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#7 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
4/10 · #3760 Elementary School in California
8
4/10
Laurel Elementary
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#8 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
4/10 · #3849 Elementary School in California
9
2/10
Oakley Elementary
Oakley Union Elementary · Oakley
#9 Overall in Oakley Union Elementary
2/10 · #4624 Elementary School in California

About schools in Contra Costa County

Richmond, Concord, Antioch, and San Ramon anchor a county that stretches from the urban East Bay shoreline to the suburban foothills — and where school quality varies considerably across that geography. The strongest performers cluster in the western hills communities: Wagner Ranch Elementary in Orinda scores at the 100th percentile statewide, and Miramonte High, also in Orinda, sits at the 99th. With 244 ranked public schools across 20 districts and 85 institutions landing in the top quartile statewide, there's genuine depth here. Families willing to look beyond the main population centers — particularly toward Orinda and Lafayette — will find some of California's most competitive public schools.