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K–12 schools

Schools in Santa Ana

Public elementary, middle and high schools from the 2023–24 directory in Santa Ana, with grades, enrollment, student–teacher ratios, districts and links to school calendars.

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Districts

School districts

The districts that run public schools in this city, with their school calendars below.

Calendars

School calendars

No-school days, breaks, early release and events from each district’s public calendar.

All days off

Next day off: Wed, Nov 11 · Veterans Day (No School) · All days off

Scholarship Prep - Orange County calendar

Key dates

  1. Veterans Day (No School)Wednesday · All dayKey date
  2. Inservice Day (No School)Monday · All dayKey date
  3. Thanksgiving Recess (No School)Monday · Nov 23 – Nov 27Key date
  4. Winter Recess (No School)Monday · Dec 21 – Jan 8Key date
  5. Dr. MLK Day (No School)Monday · All dayKey date
  6. Inservice Day (No School)Monday · All dayKey date

Coming up

  1. Literature DayFriday · All day
  2. Literature Day/Trunk or TreatFriday · All day
  3. SPCS Regular Board MeetingThursday · 2:00 PM · Scholarship Prep Oceanside or Zoom
  4. SPCS Regular Board MeetingThursday · 2:00 PM · Scholarship Prep Oceanside or Zoom
  5. End of First SemesterFriday · All day
  6. Winter IntersessionMonday · Jan 4 – Jan 8 · SP Oceanside
  7. Winter IntersessionMonday · Jan 4 – Jan 8
  8. Second Semester BeginsMonday · All day
  9. SPCS Regular Board MeetingThursday · 2:00 PM · Scholarship Prep Oceanside or Zoom
  10. IntersessionMonday · All day · SP Oceanside

Last checked Oct 24, 2026, 6:10 AM. Confirm dates with the district ↗. Recurring calendar entries may not appear here.

45 schools

Elementary schools

Pre-K and kindergarten through fifth or sixth grade.

K–5Abraham Lincoln Elementary505 students · 23 per teacher425 South SullivanK–5Adams Elementary328 students · 16.4 per teacher2130 South Raitt St.K–5Andrew Jackson Elementary500 students · 20.8 per teacher1143 South Nakoma Dr.K–5Carl Harvey Elementary291 students · 20.8 per teacher1635 South Center St.K–5Diamond Elementary367 students · 20.4 per teacher1450 South Center St.K–5 · CharterEdward B. Cole Academy429 students · 25.2 per teacher333 East Walnut St.K–6Edward Russell Elementary472 students · 26.2 per teacher600 South Jackson St.K–8 · CharterEl Sol Santa Ana Science and Arts Academy951 students · 21.1 per teacher328 West Halesworth St.K–6Fairhaven Elementary412 students · 24.2 per teacher1415 East Fairhaven Ave.K–5Franklin Elementary350 students · 23.3 per teacher210 West CubbonK–5Fremont Elementary403 students · 22.4 per teacher1930 West 10th St.K–5Garfield Elementary462 students · 22 per teacher850 East Brown St.K–5George Washington Carver Elementary441 students · 22.1 per teacher1401 West Santa Ana Blvd.K–5Greenville Fundamental Elementary885 students · 23.3 per teacher3600 South Raitt St.K–6Heritage Elementary368 students · 24.5 per teacher426 South Andres Pl.K–5Heroes Elementary431 students · 21.6 per teacher1111 Civic Center Dr.K–5Jefferson Elementary609 students · 20.3 per teacher1522 West Adams St.K–5Jim Thorpe Fundamental789 students · 23.9 per teacher2450 West AltonK–5John F. Kennedy Elementary402 students · 20.1 per teacher1300 East McFaddenK–5John Muir Fundamental Elementary613 students · 21.1 per teacher1951 North MaburyK–5Lowell Elementary449 students · 21.4 per teacher700 South Flower St.K–6Madison Elementary754 students · 22.2 per teacher1124 East Hobart St.K–8Manuel Esqueda Elementary897 students · 22.4 per teacher2240 South Main St.K–5Martin Elementary499 students · 22.7 per teacher939 West WilshireK–5Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary485 students · 20.2 per teacher1001 South Graham Ln.K–8Martin R. Heninger Elementary840 students · 22.7 per teacher417 West Walnut St.K–8McFadden Institute of Technology1,074 students · 19.5 per teacher2701 South RaittK–5Monroe Elementary237 students · 18.2 per teacher417 East Central Ave.K–5Monte Vista Elementary373 students · 20.7 per teacher2116 West Monta Vista Ave.K–6Newhope Elementary359 students · 19.9 per teacher4419 West Regent Dr.K–8 · CharterOrange County Educational Arts Academy629 students · 20.3 per teacher825 North BroadwayK–7Pio Pico Elementary447 students · 20.3 per teacher931 West HighlandK–6R. F. Hazard Elementary420 students · 24.7 per teacher4218 West Hazard Ave.K–8Romero-Cruz Academy894 students · 19 per teacher2701 West Fifth St.K–5Roosevelt Walker Academy675 students · 20.5 per teacher501 South HalladayK–6Rosita Elementary332 students · 25.5 per teacher4726 Hazard Ave.K–8Santiago Elementary920 students · 21.9 per teacher2212 North Baker St.K–8 · CharterScholarship Prep - Orange County657 students · 28.6 per teacher1010 West 17th St.K–8Sierra Preparatory Academy776 students · 18.5 per teacher2021 North Grand Ave.K–6Taft Elementary400 students · 15.4 per teacher500 West KellerK–5Thomas A. Edison Elementary345 students · 19.2 per teacher2063 Orange Ave.K–5 · CharterVista Condor Global Academy333 students · 20.8 per teacher2609 West Fifth St.K–5Wallace R. Davis Elementary404 students · 22.4 per teacher1405 French St.K–5Washington Elementary528 students · 21.1 per teacher910 West Anahurst Pl.K–5Wilson Elementary434 students · 21.7 per teacher1317 North Baker St.
8 schools

Middle and junior high schools

Grades six through eight, roughly.

6–8Douglas MacArthur Fundamental Intermediate1,075 students · 22.9 per teacher600 West Alton Ave.6–8Gerald P. Carr Intermediate958 students · 18.1 per teacher2120 West Edinger St.6–8Gonzalo Felicitas Mendez Fundamental Intermediate1,263 students · 22.2 per teacher2000 North Bristol6–8Julia C. Lathrop Intermediate673 students · 17.7 per teacher1111 South Broadway6–8Raymond A. Villa Fundamental Intermediate998 students · 20.4 per teacher1441 East Chestnut Ave.7–8Stephen R. Fitz Intermediate562 students · 21.6 per teacher4600 West McFadden Ave.6–9 · CharterVista Heritage Global Academy314 students · 26.2 per teacher2609 West Fifth St.6–8Willard Intermediate444 students · 15.9 per teacher1342 North Ross
16 schools

High schools

Grades nine through twelve.

9–12Century High1,615 students · 17.4 per teacher1401 South Grand Ave.9–12Cesar E. Chavez High337 students · 16 per teacher2128 South Cypress9–12 · CharterCollege and Career Preparatory Academy156 students · 22.3 per teacher1669 East Wilshire Ave. Ste. 6059–12 · CharterEdnovate - Legacy College Prep.421 students · 21.1 per teacher1450 17th St.9–12Hector G. Godinez1,792 students · 20.4 per teacher3002 Centennial Rd.9–12Lorin Griset Academy300 students · 17.6 per teacher1915 West McFadden9–12Middle College High407 students · 21.4 per teacher1530 West 17th St.9–12 · CharterNova Academy Early College High288 students · 16.9 per teacher500 West Santa Ana Blvd.7–12 · CharterOcsa2,288 students · 17.2 per teacher1010 North Main St.6–12REACH Academy33 students · 4.7 per teacher1325 East 4th St.7–12Saddleback High1,499 students · 20 per teacher2801 South Flower7–12 · CharterSamueli Academy822 students · 21.6 per teacher1901 North Fairview St.9–12Santa Ana High2,853 students · 21.8 per teacher520 West Walnut9–12Segerstrom High2,499 students · 25.2 per teacher2301 West MacArthur Blvd.Valley High9–12Valley High2,077 students · 20 per teacher1801 South Greenville St.9–11 · CharterVista Meridian Global Academy173 students · 19.2 per teacher2609 West 5Th St.
3 schools

Other schools

K–8 and K–12 schools, special programs and alternative schools.

K–12 · CharterAdvanced Learning Academy368 students · 12.7 per teacher408 East Santa Clara Ave.K–12 · CharterCitrus Springs Charter458 students · 26.9 per teacher2121 North Grand Ave.K–12 · CharterMagnolia Science Academy Santa Ana504 students · 17.4 per teacher2840 West 1st St.
9 schools

Private schools

Independent and religious schools, from the U.S. Department of Education’s Private School Survey (2023–24).

Grades K–6 · NonsectarianAri Guiragos Minassian Armenian School94 studentsGrades Pre-K–6 · NonsectarianSunflower Perschool & Kindergarten.22 studentsGrades Pre-K–12 · BaptistBethel Baptist School72 studentsGrades Pre-K–8 · Christian (no specific denomination)Calvary Christian School320 studentsGrades K–8 · JewishIrvine Hebrew Day School91 studentsGrades Pre-K–8 · Roman CatholicSt Anne School211 studentsGrades Pre-K–8 · Roman CatholicSt Barbara School178 studentsGrades K–8 · Roman CatholicSt Joseph Elementary School232 studentsGrades 1–12 · NonsectarianThe Open School70 students
Questions

Schools in Santa Ana: questions

How many public schools are in Santa Ana?

72 public schools are located in Santa Ana, with about 49,346 students: 45 elementary schools, 8 middle and junior high schools, 16 high schools, 3 other schools. Source: U.S. Department of Education, 2023–24.

What school districts serve Santa Ana?

Santa Ana Unified School District (51 schools); Garden Grove Unified School District (6 schools); Magnolia Science Academy Santa Ana (1 school); Nova Academy Early College High (1 school); Scholarship Prep - Orange County (1 school); El Sol Santa Ana Science and Arts Academy (1 school); Vista Condor Global Academy (1 school); Ednovate - Legacy College Prep. (1 school); Samueli Academy (1 school); Edward B. Cole Academy (1 school); Orange County Educational Arts Academy (1 school); OCSA School District (1 school); Citrus Springs Charter (1 school); Vista Heritage Global Academy (1 school); Orange Unified School District (1 school); Orange County Department of Education (1 school); Vista Meridian Global Academy (1 school).

What is the largest high school in Santa Ana?

Santa Ana High, with 2,853 students.

Where can I find school calendars for Santa Ana?

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 Santa Ana?

9 private schools recorded in the NCES 2023–24 survey: Calvary Christian School (grades Pre-K–8, Christian (no specific denomination)); St Joseph Elementary School (grades K–8, Roman Catholic); St Anne School (grades Pre-K–8, Roman Catholic); St Barbara School (grades Pre-K–8, Roman Catholic); Ari Guiragos Minassian Armenian School (grades K–6, Nonsectarian) 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.

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