Calimesa Private Schools

There are 2 private schools in Calimesa, California, serving 375 students. You can narrow this list by specifying additional search criteria.

Calimesa, California Private Schools:

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School
# Students
Grades
Calimesa Live Oak School
 31 4-12
Calimesa Mesa Grande Academy
 344 K-12

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