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Schools in Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Placer County

9 ranked schools

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8/10
Silverado Middle
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Roseville
#1 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
8/10 · #317 Middle School in California
2
7/10
Antelope Crossing Middle
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Antelope
#2 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
7/10 · #424 Middle School in California
3
9/10
Quail Glen Elementary
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Roseville
#3 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
9/10 · #945 Elementary School in California
4
8/10
Creekview Ranch
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Roseville
#4 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
8/10 · #1294 Elementary School in California
5
8/10
Olive Grove Elementary
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Antelope
#5 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
8/10 · #1563 Elementary School in California
6
8/10
Coyote Ridge Elementary
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Roseville
#6 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
8/10 · #1625 Elementary School in California
7
7/10
Heritage Oak Elementary
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Roseville
#7 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
7/10 · #1780 Elementary School in California
8
7/10
Antelope Meadows Elementary
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Antelope
#8 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
7/10 · #2077 Elementary School in California
9
6/10
Barrett Ranch Elementary
Dry Creek Joint Elementary · Antelope
#9 Overall in Dry Creek Joint Elementary
6/10 · #2496 Elementary School in California

About schools in Placer County

Roseville, Rocklin, and Granite Bay form the academic core of Placer County's sprawling public school landscape, which spans 16 districts and 115 ranked schools across foothill terrain stretching toward the Sierra Nevada. More than half of those schools land in the top quartile statewide — a remarkable concentration of strong performers. Willma Cavitt Junior High in Granite Bay ranks 97th percentile statewide, while Western Sierra Collegiate Academy in Rocklin reaches the 96th. Seventeen charter schools add further variety to a county where families in the western growth corridors especially will find consistently competitive options at every grade level.