East Bay Schools. The Metes and Bounds and Scores.
All tolled, there are eight individual school districts in the near East Bay. Test scores and even philosophies can vary widely within the East Bay. Some schools are geared toward high test scores, while others pride themselves on diversity and parent involvement. As school enrollments change, school boundaries often change as well. Best to consult individual district as to how this works in that particular district.
As a general guide to across the board test scores, we’ve found that the website, www.greatschools.org is the best overview. In terms of how individual school districts work, we’re providing the links for the individual school districts, as well as a few comments when applicable.
Alameda
| www.alameda.k12.ca.us
For the boundary map, go to Enrollment Info |
| Albany | www.ausd.ca.schoolloop.com
Among the top rated schools in the state |
| Berkeley | www.berkeley.k12.ca.us
Three zones (Central, Northwest and Southeast) Enrollment by lottery, best to consult website for details of how it works. For enrollment maps, go to Enrollment and Map Assignment Zones. |
El Cerrito
Kensington
Richmond | www.wcusd.net
All are part of the West Contra Costa County School District. Grade schools are located in the individual communities. |
Emeryville
| www.emeryusd.k12.ca.us
Small school district with one grade school
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| Oakland | www.ousd.k12.ca.us
To find the individual school boundaries, go under Schools: Map Center.
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| Piedmont | www.piedmont.k12.ca.us
Among the top rated schools in the state. For boundaries, go under District Info/Boundaries. |
| San Leandro | www.sanleandro.k12.ca.us
Best to contact the district for various boundaries.
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To help you find a home in a particular school district, or to find the school district that works for you, just give us a call: 510-273-9318. We look forward to hearing from you!
