California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS) in California

California Association of Independent Schools (CAIS) Private Schools

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Town
All School
# Students
Grades
1. Agoura Hills Ilam Ramon Day School
151 NS-5
2. Aliso Viejo St Mary's School
715 NS-8
3. Arcadia Barnhart School
260 K-8
4. Burbank Providence High School
420 9-12
5. Carlsbad Army & Navy Academy
All-boys
320 7-12
6. Carmel All Saints' Day School
219 PK-8
7. Chatsworth Chatsworth Hills Academy
203 NS-8
8. Claremont Foothill Country Day School
258 K-8
9. Corte Madera Marin Country Day School
567 K-8
10. Culver City The Willows Community School
425 PK-8
11. Danville The Athenian School
460 6-12
12. El Dorado Hills Golden Hills School
212 PK-8
13. Encinitas The Grauer School
162 6-12
14. Foster City Ronald C Wornick Jewish Day School
209 K-8
15. Hillsborough Crystal Springs Uplands School
368 6-12
16. Irvine Tarbut V'torah Community Day School
619 K-12
17. La Canada Flintridge Crestview Preparatory School
221 K-6
18. La Jolla La Jolla Country Day School
1176 NS-12
La Jolla The Childrens School
250 NS-8
La Jolla National University Virtual High School
2389 9-12
La Jolla San Diego French American School
(School with Special Program Emphasis)
366 NS-8
19. Lafayette Contra Costa Jewish Day School
(School with Special Program Emphasis)
162 PK-8
20. Livermore Valley Montessori School
(Montessori School)
437 NS-8
21. Los Angeles John Thomas Dye School
320 K-6
Los Angeles Windward School
550 7-12
Los Angeles Wildwood School K-12
724 K-12
Los Angeles Westside Neighborhood School
446 PK-8
22. Los Gatos Hillbrook School
315 PK-8
23. Los Olivos The Family School
83 PK-5
Los Olivos Midland School
82 9-12
24. Menlo Park Phillips Brooks School
276 PK-5
Menlo Park Trinity School
160 NS-5
Menlo Park Mid-Peninsula High School
127 9-12
25. Monterey Santa Catalina School
All-girls
243 9-12
Monterey York School
220 8-12
26. Moraga Saklan Valley School
162 PK-8
27. Napa Blue Oak School
188 K-8
28. Newport Coast Sage Hill School
466 9-12
29. North Hollywood Campbell Hall School
1106 K-12
North Hollywood The Wesley School
248 K-8
30. Oakland Redwood Day School
350 K-8
Oakland The College Preparatory School
359 9-12
31. Orange Pyramid Autism Center
(Special Education School)
20 K-12
32. Pasadena Sequoyah School
188 NS-8
Pasadena Walden School
207 PK-6
Pasadena High Point Academy
353 K-8
33. Rolling Hills Estates Rolling Hills Country Day School
384 K-8
Rolling Hills Estates Peninsula Heritage School
106 K-6
34. San Diego San Diego Jewish Academy
550 NS-12
35. San Francisco San Francisco Friends School
430 K-8
San Francisco French-american Internationl School-san Francisco
(School with Special Program Emphasis)
1025 NS-12
San Francisco Katherine Delmar Burke School
All-girls
402 K-8
36. San Jose Almaden Country School
423 PK-8
37. Santa Barbara Marymount Of Santa Barbara
216 PK-8
Santa Barbara Santa Barbara Middle School
125 6-9
Santa Barbara Crane Country Day School
258 K-8
38. Santa Cruz Gateway School
272 K-8
39. Santa Monica New Roads School
660 K-12
Santa Monica P S #1 Elementary School
215 K-6
40. Santa Rosa Sonoma Academy
247 9-12
41. Sausalito The Marin School
73 9-12
42. Sonoma Presentation, The
187 K-8
43. Studio City Bridges Academy
134 5-12
Studio City Harvard-Westlake School
1605 7-12
44. Sunnyvale French American School Of S V
(School with Special Program Emphasis)
159 NS-5
45. Thousand Oaks St Patrick's Episcopal Day School
132 K-6
46. Van Nuys Laurence School
320 K-6
47. West Hills Kadima Day School
256 NS-8

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Population (Approximate) 33,864,430 people 285,111,368 people
% (age 25+) w/College Degree 32% 25%
Median Household Income $50,780 $36,135
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