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Rancho Las Positas Elementary School Livermore, California SCHOOL REPORT Rancho Las Positas Elementary School Livermore, California P | r| e | s| e | n | t | e | d | | b | y Robyn Annicchero & Nicole Nicolay California Real Estate Licenses: 01955964, 02053763 W| o| rk| : | | ( | 925| ) | | 580| - | 2260 | W| o| rk| : | | ( | 925| ) | | 487| - | 5178 M| a| i| n| : | | H| o| m| e| s@| L| o| v | e| L| i| v | e| rm| o| re| . | c | o| m A | g| e| n| t | : | | h| t | t | p| s: | / | / | l| o| v | e| l| i| v | e| rm| o| re| . | c | o| m| / J. Rockcliff Realtors C| A | | 97333 Copyright 2019 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 2/21/2019 Rancho Las Positas Elementary School School: Rancho Las Positas Elementary School School Details School Facts Rancho Las Positas Livermore Valley Joint Unified Elementary School School District Name Rancho Las Positas Elementary School Overall Grade Level Elementary Total Enrollment 542 14,028 Students per Teacher 23:1 23:1 Type Public Students in Free Lunch Program 21% 22% Grades Served K-5 Academic Grade School District Livermore Valley Joint Average GPA – 3.57 (out of 1465 responses) Unified School District Math Proficiency 48% 47% Address Reading Proficiency 50% 59% 401 East Jack London Blvd, Livermore, CA 94551 Gifted Students 3% – Phone AP Enrollments – – (925) 606-4748 Graduation Rate – 94% Average ACT Score – 28 (out of 197 responses) Average SAT Score – 1,240 (out of 524 responses) Teacher Grade Average Teacher Salary $71,516 $71,516 Teachers in 1st or 2nd Year 13% 7% About this data: Facts and proficiency scores are provided by Niche, which compiles scores, community reviews and other data about schools across the United States. Ratings for this school are based on the most recent available facts for each school and district. Data compiled from the U.S. Department of Education, Private School Universe Survey, Common Core Data and others. Source: Niche Update Frequency: Quarterly Copyright 2019 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 2/21/2019 Rancho Las Positas Elementary School Nearby Schools (within 5 miles) This School Other Schools Students Average per Total School Name Level Type Grade Teacher Students Rating District Rancho Las Positas Elementary Elementary Public K-5 23 542 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School School District Rancho Las Positas Elementary Elementary Public K-5 23 542 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School School District Marylin Avenue Elementary Elementary Public K-5 20 442 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School School District Livermore Valley Charter School Elementary, Charter K-8 20 1,109 Livermore Valley Joint Unified Middle School District Granada High School High Public 9-12 23 2,035 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Joe Michell Elementary, Public K-8 20 645 Livermore Valley Joint Unified Middle School District Emma C. Smith Elementary School Elementary Public K-5 25 735 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Valley Montessori School Elementary, Private PK, 10 400 Livermore Valley Joint Unified Middle K-8 School District Junction K-8 Elementary, Public K-8 21 836 Livermore Valley Joint Unified Middle School District Copyright 2019 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 2/21/2019 Rancho Las Positas Elementary School Students Average per Total School Name Level Type Grade Teacher Students Rating District William Mendenhall Middle School Middle Public 6-8 24 948 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Del Valle Continuation High School High Public 7-12 14 132 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District St. Michael's School Elementary, Private K-8 18 243 Livermore Valley Joint Unified Middle School District Livermore High School High Public 9-12 22 1,794 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Sunset Elementary School Elementary Public K-5 25 773 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Sunset Christian School Elementary Private PK, 12 23 Livermore Valley Joint Unified K-3 School District East Avenue Middle School Middle Public 6-8 25 621 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Our Savior Lutheran School Elementary, Private PK, 22 271 Livermore Valley Joint Unified Middle K-8 School District Jackson Avenue Elementary Elementary Public K-5 23 501 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School School District Vineyard Alternative School Elementary, Public 1-12 5 89 Livermore Valley Joint Unified Middle, School District High Henry P. Mohr Elementary School Elementary Public K-5 27 621 Pleasanton Unified School District Arroyo Seco Elementary School Elementary Public K-5 21 621 Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District Copyright 2019 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 2/21/2019 Rancho Las Positas Elementary School Nearby Properties For Sale (within 5 miles) For Sale Pending Distressed For Sale Distressed Pending Living Lot Price Prop Bed Area Size Year Listing Listing per Listings closest to the school Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Built Date Price sq. ft. Price Change: 1/25/2019 MLS ID: 40851263 558 Roma Ct Single Family 4/3 2,711 sq 9,957 1994 1/25/2019 $1,185,000 $437 ft Unbelievable Location with great access to Highway 84 (0.6 miles... less than 2 mins) & 580 (1.4 miles... less than 3 minutes.) Located at end of a private culd-de-sac with no rear neighbors. Highly sought after and rarely available Monticello community in Livermore. Near 10,000 SF lot with huge back yard and pool / spa. Newly remodeled kitchen with never been used stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, and farmhouse style sink. New electrical and plumbing fixtures throughout. 4 bedrooms plus loft & 3 bathrooms. New flooring replaced throughout within last 4 years. New landscaping at front and back yards with new perimeter fence with privacy lattice. New window blinds throughout. NO HOA FEES. Solar panels with excellent solar rating. Listing Courtesy of Yager Realty Of California Pending as of 2/13/2019 MLS ID: 40853055 867 Curlew Rd Single Family 3/2 1,120 sq 7,627 1970 2/12/2019 $699,000 $624 ft This beautiful 3 bed 1 and 1/2 bath home has it all! If location, floor plan and privacy are important to you then look no further! Single story home on a premium lot with side yard access. New interior and exterior paints, new aluminum gutters, Solar power, new ceiling fans, new rear landscapes, dual pane windows and slider, kitchen features updated cabinets, built in microwave and trash compactor. GREAT commuter location close to 580/680 and HWY 84! Walk to elementary school. Close to Historic Downtown Livermore and just minutes from Livermore's famed Wine Country! Listing Courtesy of Coldwell Banker Copyright 2019 Realtors Property Resource® LLC. All Rights Reserved. Information is not guaranteed. Equal Housing Opportunity. 2/21/2019 Rancho Las Positas Elementary School Living Lot Price Prop Bed Area Size Year Listing Listing per Listings closest to the school (cont.) Type /Ba (sq ft) (sq ft) Built Date Price sq. ft. Pending as of 2/14/2019 MLS ID: 40852478 633 Tanager Rd Single Family 3/2 1,120 sq 7,753 1970 2/6/2019 $765,000 $683 ft Gorgeously updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath Summerset home. Recently remodeled kitchen with quartz counter tops, marble backsplash & ss appliances. Hall bath completely remodeled 2019, master bath 2018 with quartz counters & custom features. All with high end upgrades. Kitchen open to living area- light & bright with contemporary colors. Custom touches throughout- wood shutters, crown molding, wainscotting, barn closet doors. Too many to list. Beautiful pool with solar heat & complete outdoor kitchen for poolside entertaining. All this with RV parking with side yard access. Must see to appreciate! Listing Courtesy of Legacy Real Estate & Assoc. Pending as of 2/6/2019 MLS ID: 40851602 830 Turino St Single Family 4/3 2,711 sq 8,723 1993 1/30/2019 $1,085,000 $400 ft This gorgeous home features an open bright floor plan with a great location close to school, shopping, commute access & thriving downtown Livermore and Wine Country. Dramatic entry with vaulted ceilings, and beautiful views to a lush backyard. Stunning updated Travertine tile flooring. Downstairs bedroom & bath. Spacious kitchen and family room with natural light. Loft upstairs with custom built-in cabinetry. Amazing updated master bedroom and bathroom with a relaxing spa feel with jetted tub, 2 walk-in closets, vaulted ceilings and fireplace. Other features include, ceiling fans, crown molding, dual zone heating/air, and downstairs laundry room. Entertaining home with a serene backyard. Beautifully maintained and manicured! Listing Courtesy of Bhg Tri-Valley Realty New, Active: 2/13/2019 MLS ID: 40853307 549 Hanover St Single Family 3/2 1,366 sq 7,114 1968 2/13/2019 $749,950 $549 ft Ready to move in! Charming home located on a large corner lot with side RV access & storage shed. Inviting updated kitchen w/ granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, gas stove & custom tile backsplash & dining area. Updated baths, dual-pane windows, newer water heater! SolarCity lease solar panels. Walk to school and easy freeway access. Come check it out! Listing Courtesy of Livermore Valley Realestate Pending as of 1/17/2019 MLS ID: 40849478 83 Trinity Cir Single Family 4/3 2,206 sq 7,564 1981 1/9/2019 $899,000 $408 ft Beautiful Livermore home on an oversized lot in a great neighborhood. Entry to formal living room with fireplace and decorative mantel, fresh 2 tone paint throughout, hardwood flooring and big bright windows that bring in natural light. Open concept family room and updated kitchen with an elegant dining area. Kitchen with granite slab counters, stainless steel appliances, eat-in dining, and opens to the spacious, well-manicured backyard.
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