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Schools in Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Sonoma County

8 ranked schools

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10/10
Austin Creek Elementary
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#1 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
10/10 · #299 Elementary School in California
2
8/10
Sequoia Elementary
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#2 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
8/10 · #1451 Elementary School in California
3
8/10
Spring Lake Charter
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#3 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
8/10 · #1699 Elementary School in California
4
7/10
Village Elementary Charter
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#4 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
7/10 · #1867 Elementary School in California
5
7/10
Binkley Elementary Charter
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#5 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
7/10 · #1920 Elementary School in California
6
6/10
Madrone Elementary
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#6 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
6/10 · #2597 Elementary School in California
7
5/10
Whited Elementary Charter
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#7 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
5/10 · #2954 Elementary School in California
8
4/10
Manzanita Elementary Charter
Rincon Valley Union Elementary · Santa Rosa
#8 Overall in Rincon Valley Union Elementary
4/10 · #3778 Elementary School in California

About schools in Sonoma County

Thirty-three districts spread across Sonoma County's coastal towns, inland valleys, and urban neighborhoods produce a genuinely varied public school landscape — 104 ranked schools ranging from small rural elementaries to larger suburban campuses. That fragmentation means quality shifts noticeably from one zip code to the next, but the county's top performers are legitimately strong: Austin Creek Elementary in Santa Rosa ranks at the 95th percentile statewide, and West Side Elementary in Healdsburg reaches the 93rd. With 21 schools placing in the top quartile statewide and a sizable charter sector of 42 schools, families have real choices — though identifying them requires looking carefully district by district.