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Schools in New Jerusalem Elementary · San Joaquin County

9 ranked schools

Overall Score Percentile
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10/10
Valley View Charter Prep
New Jerusalem Elementary · Tracy
#1 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
10/10 · #13 K-12 School in California
2
6/10
California Virtual Academy @ San Joaquin
New Jerusalem Elementary · Simi Valley
#2 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
6/10 · #140 K-12 School in California
3
5/10
ABLE Charter
New Jerusalem Elementary · Stockton
#3 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
5/10 · #192 K-12 School in California
4
3/10
Delta Charter
New Jerusalem Elementary · Tracy
#4 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
3/10 · #237 K-12 School in California
5
3/10
Delta Charter Online
New Jerusalem Elementary · Tracy
#5 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
3/10 · #931 High School in California
6
3/10
Insight @ San Joaquin
New Jerusalem Elementary · Simi Valley
#6 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
3/10 · #981 High School in California
7
2/10
Delta Home Charter
New Jerusalem Elementary · Tracy
#7 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
2/10 · #4768 Elementary School in California
8
2/10
Astronaut Jose' M. Hernandez Academy
New Jerusalem Elementary · Stockton
#8 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
2/10 · #4964 Elementary School in California
9
1/10
New Jerusalem
New Jerusalem Elementary · Tracy
#9 Overall in New Jerusalem Elementary
1/10 · #5181 Elementary School in California

About schools in San Joaquin County

Fifteen districts and 214 ranked public schools make San Joaquin County one of the more varied education landscapes in California's Central Valley, ranging from urban Stockton — the county's largest city — to the newer planned community of Mountain House, where Julius Cordes Elementary and Hansen Elementary both score at the 99th percentile statewide. Elkhorn in Stockton reaches the 100th percentile, a reminder that strong performers exist across the county's geography. Still, only 23 of 214 schools place in the top quartile statewide, so results vary considerably across the 15 districts. Families should look closely at individual schools rather than treating the county as uniform.