35 Schools (communities: Alamo, Blackhawk, Danville, Diablo, San Ramon)
21 elementary schools
8 middle schools
4 comprehensive high schools
1 continuation high school
1 independent study school
SRVUSD Statistics (*from 2012-13 CBEDS State Data)
Enrollment and Personnel
Number of Students 30,757
Number of Employees 3,492
Number of Teachers 1,435
Number of Administrators 92
Number of Pupil Services Personnel 145
Number of Classified Staff 1,082
Meals served per day: between 6,300 - 8,100
SRVUSD Teachers *
Average Years of Teaching 13.15
Average Age 44.77
Average Years in District 10.44
Percentage of Males 20%
Percentage of Females 80%
Percentage with Advanced Degree (Masters/PhD) 32%
Teacher's Salary Range $44,376 - $83,949
Student Enrollment Growth *
2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13
Enrollment 26,936 27,937 29,273 29,989 30,757
Increase 3.92% 3.7% 4.8% 2.5% 2.46%
Class Size Reduction
- 26 to 1 student to teacher ratio in all kindergarten through 3rd grade classrooms. (2011)
- 9th grade class size reduction (26:1) in two subject areas (English, Math) (2011)
- Middle schools may reduce some classes through funds raised by their parent communities.
District Wide Learning Standards
District-wide learning standards are in place in the following areas:
- Language Arts
- Mathematics
- Foreign Language
- History/Social Studies
- Science
- Technology
- Health
Budget/Funding
2012-13 Operating Budget Revenues $233,755,713
69% General Purpose/Revenue Limit
3% Restricted Federal Funds
17% Other State Revenues
8% Other Local Income (interest, donations, local grants)
3% Parcel Tax
2012-13 Expenditures $239,888,949
49% Certificated (teacher) employee salaries
15% Classified employee salaries
22% Employee benefits
4% Books Supplies
9% Services and operating expenses
1% Capital outlay/Other outgo
High Test Scores
Schools in the district consistently rank in the top 5-10% statewide on multiple performance measures (click on this link here for results on the following student assessments):
· STAR Program (State Standardized Testing Program)
· API (Academic Performance Index) State School Ranking Program
· SAT Test for college-bound seniors
· AP exam for college bound seniors
· CAHSEE (California High School Exit Exam)
Post-graduation plans
Post-grad data compiled from completed student surveys from the district's 4 comprehensive high schools plus the 2 alternative high schools.
Over 93% of the graduates of the Class of 2012 plan to attend college.
Of those, 65.2% will attend a 4-year university and 27.9% will attend a 2-year college.
Other post-grad plans include:
Military... 1.5%
Trade/tech. School... 1.4%
Work, Travel, Other... 0.9%
Undecided... 0.9%
Unaccounted for (survey not turned in)... 2.1%
Where our students attend college - Class of 2012
University of California: (330)
Berkeley 51 Riverside 11
Davis 78 San Diego 45
Irvine 16 Santa Barbara 48
Los Angeles 32 Santa Cruz 43
Merced 6
California State Universities/Colleges: (364)
Chico 90 Channel Islands 1
East Bay 25 Maritime Academy 2
Fullerton 13 Humboldt 4
Long Beach or Los Angeles 5
Monterey Bay 3 Northridge 3
Pomona (Cal Poly) 8 Sacramento 4
San Diego 43 San Francisco 34
San Jose 35 San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly) 69
Sonoma 24 Stanislaus 1
California Independent Universities/Colleges: (163)
Stanford University 7 USC 9
University of the Pacific 11 Azusa Pacific 13
St. Mary's, Moraga 21 Santa Clara 6
Loyola Marymount 16 USF 5
Chapman 8 Biola 1
Nursing/Arts 13 U. of San Diego 6
Pomona Colleges 2 U. of Redlands 5
Fashion Inst Des/Merch. 4 Mills/Holy Names 2
Others 34
Community 2-year Colleges (586)
Butte 16 Laney or Ohlone 13
Chabot/Cabrillo/DeAnza 14 Las Positas or Los Medanos 100
Cuesta (SLO) 8 Sac, SF, San Jose 5
DVC 371 Santa Barbara City 16
Other 43
4-year Out of State Universities/Colleges include: (512 students)
Air Force Academy, U. Alabama, Allegheny, American U., Amherst, U. Arizona, ASU, No. Arizona, Auburn, Austin St., Babson,Baylor, Bentley, Berklee College of Music, Biola, Boise St., Boston U. & College, Brandeis, BYU, U. British Columbia, Bowdoin, Brown, Bryant, Bryn Mawr, Bucknell, Canisius, Carnegie Mellon, Case W. Reserve, Coll. of Charleston, Chicago Art. Inst., U. Chicago, U. Cincinnati, Colgate, Columbia U. & College, U. Colorado & State, Concordia, U. Conn., Cornell, Cornish, Creighton, Dartmouth, Davidson, U. Denver, Detroit Mercy, Drexel, Duke, Elmhurst, Embry-Riddle, Emerson, Emory, U. Flint, Fontbonne, Fordham, Franklin & Marshall, Full Sail, Georgetown, Geo.Washington U., U. Georgia, Georgia IT, Gonzaga, Grambling, Hamilton, Harvard, U. Hawaii, High Point, Hiram, Hofstra U., Hope Med., U. Houston, U. Idaho, U. Illinois, Indiana, Ithaca, Jackson St., Jefferson, Johnson & Wales, U. Kansas, No. Kentucky, Kings College, E. Lang, Lewis & Clark, Linfield Coll., Louisiana St., Macalaster, U. Maryland, Mesa St., SMU, Miami of Ohio, U. Miami, Michigan State, MIT, Millsaps, Montana U & St., U. Nebraska, U. Nevada Reno, New England Coll., & Cons. of Music, New Mexico St., U. North Dakota, N’western, N’eastern, Notre Dame, NYU, Oberlin, Ohio St., Ohio Wesleyan, Olin, U. Oklahoma, So. Oregon, U.of & Oregon St., W. Oregon, Pace, Paradise Vly., Parsons School/Design, Penn. State & U., Pratt Inst., Prescott, Princeton, U. of & Portland St., Providence, U. Puget Sound, Purdue, Rhode Is.School of Design, Rice, Richmond AMU, Roanoke, U. Rochester, Rollins/FL, Rutgers, Seattle Pacific & U., Seton Hall, Skidmore, Smith, U. South Carolina, SMU, Spelman Coll, Springfield, St. John’s, SUNY, Stevens IT, Sul Ross St, Syracuse, Temple U., So.Utah, U. Utah, Utah Valley, U. Tennessee, Texas A&M, U. Texas, TCU, Texas So. U., Tufts, Vanderbilt, Vassar, Villanova, So. Virginia, School of Visual Arts, Wake Forest, U. Washington & State, Washington U. St. Louis, Wellesley, West Point, West Virginia, Wheaton, Wheelock, Whitworth, Willamette, Wm. & Mary, Williams, U. Wisconsin, Worcester Poly, Yale Out of Country: Amer. U of Paris, Brook U., Queens (Ontario), U. Calgary, U. Toronto, Cambridge, Oxford, Intl. Commerce, McGill U. (Quebec), Miriam (Philippines), U. St. Andrews (Scotland), U. of Geneva (Switzerland), U. Kent (England), Waseda U., New Zealand Teachers College
California Distinguished Schools and National Blue Ribbon Schools
To date, schools in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District have received National Blue Ribbon or State Distinguished School distinctions more than 50 times over the past 10 years.
Venture Independent Study School is first public school to win the California Governor's Award for Quality
National Blue Ribbon Schools
Alamo Elementary School 2005, 1992, 1986
Neil Armstrong Elementary School 2003
California High School 2006
Country Club Elementary School 1994
Twin Creeks Elementary School 2003
Charlotte Wood Middle School 1993
Stone Valley Middle School 1995,2006
Monte Vista High School 2000
Los Cerros Middle School 2000
Iron Horse Middle School 2002,2006
San Ramon Valley High School 2002
California Distinguished Schools
Alamo Elementary 2004, 1991, 1985
Country Club Elementary 1998, 1993
Bollinger Canyon Elementary 2006
Golden View Elementary 2002
Greenbrook Elementary 2006, 2000, 1993
Green Valley Elementary 2002, 1989
Montair Elementary 2006
Neil Armstrong Elementary 2002
John Baldwin Elementary 2000
Rancho Romero Elementary 1998, 1993
Tassajara Hills Elementary 2006, 2000
Twin Creeks Elementary 2002
Vista Grande Elementary 1997
Charlotte Wood Middle 2005, 1999, 1992, 1989, 1986
Diablo Vista Middle 2005
Iron Horse Middle 2005, 2001, 1999
Los Cerros Middle 2005, 1999, 1994, 1990
Pine Valley Middle 2005, 1999
Stone Valley Middle 2005, 1999, 1994, 1992, 1990
California High 2005, 1996, 1989, 1987
Monte Vista High 1999, 1989, 1987
San Ramon Valley High 2001, 1996, 1988
National Merit Scholars
California High School
2003 3 finalists, 3 semi-finalists, 16 commendations
2004 8 finalists, 8 semi-finalists, 16 commendations
2005 4 finalists, 4 semi-finalists, 8 commendations
2006 8 finalists, 6 semi-finalists, 36 commendations
2007 8 finalists, 8 semi-finalists, 37 commendations
2008 4 finalists, 4 semi-finalists, 37 commendations
2009 13 finalists, 13 semi-finalists
2010 5 scholars, 10 finalists, 19 commendations
2011 7 semi-finalists
2012 4 scholars winners, 12 semi-finalists
Monte Vista High School
2003 7 scholars, 7 finalists, 7 semi-finalists
2004 10 scholars, 10 finalists, 10 semi-finalists, 23 commendations
2005 4 scholars, 10 finalists, 13 semi-finalists, 16 commendations
2007 5 finalists, 5 semi-finalists, 17 commendations
2008 19 finalists, 19 semi-finalists, 33 commendations
2009 3 scholars, 17 finalists, 24 commendations
2010 4 scholars, 5 finalists, 35 commendations
2011 6 semi-finalsits
2012 1 scholar winner, 7 semi-finalists
San Ramon Valley High School
2003 2 scholars, 2 finalists, 3 semi-finalists
2004 3 finalists, 3 semi-finalists, 5 commendations
2005 4 finalists, 4 semi-finalists, 15 commendations
2006 3 finalists, 4 semi-finalists, 21 commendations
2007 3 finalists, 3 semi-finalists, 22 commendations
2008 4 finalists, 4 semi-finalists, 16 commendations
2009 7 finalists, 7 semi-finalists, 5 commendations
2010 1 scholar, 1 finalists, 13 commendations
2011 4 semi-finalists
2012 3 scholar winners, 7 semi-finalists
Dougherty Valley High School (1st graduating class was 2010)
2010 1 scholar, 3 finalists, 8 commendations201
2011 23 semi-finalists
2012 2 scholar winners, 12 semi-finalists
Venture Independent Study School
2005 1 commendation
2006 1 finalist
2007 1 commendation
2008 1 commendation
2011 1 semi-finalist
2012
Exemplary Teaching Staff – SRVUSD Teachers of the Year
- Mona Keeler, 2013 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year finalist
- Donna Kenyon, 2012 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year finalist
- John Korzick, 2011 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year finalist
- Mary Dietler, 2010 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year finalist
- Joelle Marchese, 2009 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year
- Kathleen Moore, 2008 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year finalist
- Patricia Carothers, 2007 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year
- Beth McClelland, 2005 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year
- Carolyn Miller, 2003 Contra Costa County Teacher of the Year
- Bill Pence, 1999 California State Teacher of the Year
Extraordinary Parent Volunteer Efforts
Each year, parents in San Ramon Valley schools volunteer more than 300,000 hours!
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San Ramon Valley Unified School District
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