Are there good schools in South Bay Cities, California?

When determining if South Bay Cities, California, has good schools, we analyze key factors including math proficiency, reading/language proficiency, students-per-teacher ratio, average teacher salaries, National Blue Ribbon awards, Spelling Bee and STEM/non-STEM national competitions, and more.

Cities, towns, villages, and unincorporated county areas across the U.S. vary widely in size, and the region’s population determines the number of schools available. Big cities have a large number of schools to choose from, while small cities, towns, and villages may have no schools within their geographic boundaries. Since our PhD-Level data analysts are parents, too, we look at children's education through the eyes of a parent who is responsible for taking their kids to school even if it’s 20 miles from home because there are few schools nearby.

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Does South Bay Cities, California have good schools?

Schools	National Rankings	Private School Enrollment
Elementary schools in South Bay Cities	Scored 82.27 on a scale of 0 to 100.	8.9%
Middle schools in South Bay Cities	Scored 75.22 on a scale of 0 to 100.	12.2%
High schools in South Bay Cities	Scored 60.3 on a scale of 0 to 100.	16.1%

Dwellics searched for winners of 69 nationwide competitions for school children in both STEM and non-STEM fields and found 0 winners in South Bay Cities, California in the last 5 years.

Elementary Schools

There are 16 public elementary schools in South Bay Cities, California. Public elementary schools serving South Bay Cities, California, are rated 82.27 (with 100 being the best) in the United States according to our research. Among elementary school students, approximately 8.9% are enrolled in private schools in South Bay Cities.

The average percentage of students proficient in math in South Bay Cities, California at the elementary school level is 79.9%, and proficiency in reading and language arts is 80.4%.

The average annual salary of an elementary school teacher in South Bay Cities is $90,614. The average number of elementary school students assigned to a teacher’s classroom in South Bay Cities is 24.0.

Middle Schools

There are 5 public middle schools in South Bay Cities, California. Public middle schools serving South Bay Cities, California, are rated 75.22 (with 100 being the best) in the United States according to our research. Among middle school students, approximately 12.2% are enrolled in private schools in South Bay Cities.

The average percentage of students proficient in math in South Bay Cities, California at the middle school level is 71.0%, and proficiency in reading and language arts is 79.0%.

The average annual salary of a middle school teacher in South Bay Cities is $90,939. The average number of middle school students assigned to a teacher’s classroom in South Bay Cities is 24.0.

High Schools

There are 9 public high schools in South Bay Cities, California. Public high schools serving South Bay Cities, California, are rated 60.3 (with 100 being the best) in the United States according to our research. Among high school students, approximately 16.1% are enrolled in private schools in South Bay Cities.

The average percentage of students proficient in math in South Bay Cities, California at the high school level is 51.0%, and proficiency in reading and language arts is 70.4%.

The average annual salary of a high school teacher in South Bay Cities is $53,939. The average number of high school students assigned to a teacher’s classroom in South Bay Cities is 23.0.

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