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Schools in Angels, CA
5 schools in Angels, Calaveras County · Data as of 10/01/2024
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Schools in Angels at a glance
- There are 5 schools in Angels, or roughly one for every 743 people.
- Per person, that is about 4.2 times the California average (3.2 per 10,000).
- The largest group is Alternative School (40%), ahead of Elementary School and High School.
- Close by, San Andreas (6), Arnold (1) and Avery (1) have schools as well.
Schools in Angels
A to Z
- Bret Harte Union HighHigh School · Grades 9-12 · 559 students364 Murphys Grade Rd., Angels Camp, CA
- Calaveras County Special Education (SELPA)Special Education School · Grades K-12 · 13 students185 South Main St., Angels Camp, CA
- Learners Empowered Academic Progress (LEAP)Alternative School · Grades 4-8 · 9 students981 Tuolumne, Angels Camp, CA
- Mark Twain ElementaryElementary School · Grades K-8 · 507 students646 Stanislaus Ave., Angels Camp, CA
- Vallecito Continuation HighAlternative School · Grades 9-12 · 43 students364 Murphys Grade Rd., Altaville, CA
Frequently asked questions
- How many schools are in Angels, CA?
- There are 5 schools in Angels as of 10/01/2024, including 2 alternative schools, 1 elementary school, 1 high school.
Data sources
- Common Core of Data & EDGENational Center for Education Statistics
Data as of 10/01/2024
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