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Schools in Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Barbara County

9 ranked schools

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10/10
Orcutt Academy Charter
Orcutt Union Elementary · Orcutt
#1 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
10/10 · #30 K-12 School in California
2
7/10
Orcutt Junior High
Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Maria
#2 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
7/10 · #489 Middle School in California
3
6/10
Lakeview Junior High
Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Maria
#3 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
6/10 · #563 Middle School in California
4
8/10
Joe Nightingale Elementary
Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Maria
#4 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
8/10 · #1318 Elementary School in California
5
8/10
Pine Grove Elementary
Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Maria
#5 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
8/10 · #1688 Elementary School in California
6
6/10
Patterson Road Elementary
Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Maria
#6 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
6/10 · #2435 Elementary School in California
7
5/10
Olga L. Reed Elementary
Orcutt Union Elementary · Los Alamos
#7 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
5/10 · #3403 Elementary School in California
8
4/10
Ralph Dunlap Elementary
Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Maria
#8 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
4/10 · #3546 Elementary School in California
9
4/10
Alice Shaw Elementary
Orcutt Union Elementary · Santa Maria
#9 Overall in Orcutt Union Elementary
4/10 · #3637 Elementary School in California

About schools in Santa Barbara County

Twenty-two of Santa Barbara County's 106 ranked public schools score in the top quartile statewide — a notable concentration of high performers spread across a county that stretches from coastal Santa Barbara to inland Santa Maria and Lompoc. Cold Spring Elementary and Montecito Union both sit at the 100th percentile statewide, placing them among California's strongest schools in English and math. The county's 23 districts range from small rural elementaries to larger K-12 systems, with 14 charter options adding further variety. Families in the south county, particularly around Santa Barbara and Montecito, will find consistently competitive schools, while northern and inland communities offer a more mixed picture worth examining school by school.