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Schools in San Carlos Elementary · San Mateo County

9 ranked schools

Overall Score Percentile
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10/10
Arundel Elementary
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#1 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #10 Elementary School in California
2
10/10
Tierra Linda Middle
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#2 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #22 Middle School in California
3
10/10
Central Middle
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#3 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #26 Middle School in California
4
10/10
Mariposa
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#4 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #82 Elementary School in California
5
10/10
Arroyo
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#5 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #241 Elementary School in California
6
10/10
White Oaks Elementary
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#6 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #319 Elementary School in California
7
10/10
Brittan Acres Elementary
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#7 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #388 Elementary School in California
8
10/10
San Carlos Charter Learning Center
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#8 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
10/10 · #453 Elementary School in California
9
9/10
Heather Elementary
San Carlos Elementary · San Carlos
#9 Overall in San Carlos Elementary
9/10 · #683 Elementary School in California

About schools in San Mateo County

Half of San Mateo County's ranked public schools land in the top quartile statewide — a proportion that sets this Peninsula county apart from virtually anywhere else in California. Spread across 24 districts and 153 schools, the landscape ranges from urban Daly City to smaller communities like San Carlos and Belmont, where schools such as Arundel Elementary and Central Elementary both score at the 100th percentile statewide. North Star Academy in Redwood City matches that mark as well. With strong performers concentrated across multiple cities rather than isolated in one pocket, families throughout the county have realistic access to genuinely high-performing neighborhood schools at both the elementary and high school levels.