Simi Valley Unified School District
27 schools in Simi Valley · 15,658 students
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K–12 schools
Schools in Simi Valley
Public elementary, middle and high schools from the 2023–24 directory in Simi Valley, with grades, enrollment, student–teacher ratios, districts and links to school calendars.
Districts
School districts
The districts that run public schools in this city, with their school calendars below.
19 schools
Elementary schools
Pre-K and kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade.
K–6Arroyo Elementary235 students · 23.5 per teacher225 Ulysses St.K–6Atherwood Elementary486 students · 23.1 per teacher2350 East Greensward St.K–6Berylwood Elementary487 students · 23.2 per teacher2300 Heywood St.K–6Big Springs Elementary455 students · 23.9 per teacher3401 Big Springs Ave.K–6Crestview Elementary269 students · 29.9 per teacher900 Crosby Ave.K–6Garden Grove Elementary310 students · 18.2 per teacher2250 North Tracy Ave.K–6Hollow Hills Elementary645 students · 28 per teacher828 Gibson Ave.K–6Justin Elementary113 students · 10.3 per teacher2245 North Justin Ave.K–6Katherine Elementary314 students · 26.2 per teacher5455 Katherine St.K–6Knolls Elementary224 students · 18.7 per teacher6334 Katherine Rd.K–6Madera Elementary248 students · 22.5 per teacher250 Royal Ave.K–6Mountain View Elementary476 students · 20.7 per teacher2925 Fletcher Ave.K–6Park View Elementary389 students · 16.9 per teacher1500 Alexander St.K–6Santa Susana Elementary326 students · 17.2 per teacher4300 Apricot Rd.K–6Sycamore Elementary384 students · 22.6 per teacher2100 Ravenna St.K–6Township Elementary554 students · 23.1 per teacher4101 Township Ave.K–6Vista Elementary613 students · 23.6 per teacher2175 Wisteria St.K–6White Oak Elementary368 students · 26.3 per teacher2201 Alscot Ave.K–6Wood Ranch Elementary488 students · 24.4 per teacher455 Cir. Knoll Dr.
3 schools
Middle and junior high schools
Grades six through eight, roughly.
4 schools
High schools
Grades nine through twelve.
1 schools
Other schools
K–8 and K–12 schools, special programs and alternative schools.
6 schools
Private schools
Independent and religious schools, from the U.S. Department of Education’s Private School Survey (2023–24).
Grades K–5 · Lutheran (Missouri Synod)Good Shepherd Lutheran School46 studentsGrades K–6 · Christian (no specific denomination)Grace Elementary School419 studentsGrades Pre-K–6 · NonsectarianPhoenix Ranch West140 studentsGrades Pre-K–6 · NonsectarianPhoenix Ranch School151 studentsGrades 1–8 · Seventh-day AdventistSimi Valley Adventist School21 studentsGrades K–8 · Roman CatholicSt Rose Of Lima Elementary212 students
Questions
Schools in Simi Valley: questions
How many public schools are in Simi Valley?
27 public schools are located in Simi Valley, with about 15,658 students: 19 elementary schools, 3 middle and junior high schools, 4 high schools, 1 other schools. Source: U.S. Department of Education, 2023–24.
What school districts serve Simi Valley?
Simi Valley Unified School District (27 schools).
What is the largest high school in Simi Valley?
Royal High, with 1,933 students.
Where can I find school calendars for Simi Valley?
Each district’s website has its calendar, including the first day of school, breaks and early-release days. The district list on this page links to each one.
What private schools are in Simi Valley?
6 private schools recorded in the NCES 2023–24 survey: Grace Elementary School (grades K–6, Christian (no specific denomination)); St Rose Of Lima Elementary (grades K–8, Roman Catholic); Phoenix Ranch School (grades Pre-K–6, Nonsectarian); Phoenix Ranch West (grades Pre-K–6, Nonsectarian); Good Shepherd Lutheran School (grades K–5, Lutheran (Missouri Synod)) and more.
Public school data from the U.S. Department of Education’s Common Core of Data (2023–24 directory; enrollment and teachers as reported to NCES). Private schools: NCES Private School Survey (2023–24); schools located in a private home are not listed. These are historical survey records, not confirmation of current operation. Confirm current location and admissions with each school, and enrollment boundaries with the district.