Castro Valley Public and Private Schools

CASTRO VALLEY SCHOOLS

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Castro Valley is served by the Castro Valley Unified School District. The district has one main high school, called Castro Valley High School with approximately 2,700 students, and Redwood Alternative High School with approximately 200 students. It also has two middle schools and nine elementary schools, as well as an adult school. Overall, the district contains almost 9,000 students.

In addition, Castro Valley is home to several private schools in all levels. Redwood Christian School is a private school teaching levels from kindergarten through the 12th grade. Our Lady of Grace offers grade levels from kindergarten to 6th grade. More about Castro Valley schools here

Castro Valley Private Schools

A Shepherd's Heart Christian School
19835 Lake Chabot Rd. C.V. 510-581-8086

Cal State University - East Bay
25800 Carlos Bee Blvd. WA 645 Hayward
510-885-3803

Castro Valley Adult School
P O Box 2146 Castro Valley 510-886-1000

Castro Valley Unified School District
P.O.Box 2146 Castro Valley 510-537-3000

Chabot College
25555 Hesperian Blvd. Hayward 510-723-6640

Eden Area ROP
26316 Hesperian Blvd Hayward 510-293-2901

Montessori School of Castro Valley
19234 Lake Chabot Road C.V. 510-582-9413

Nasatir School of Percussion
17872 Kingston Way C.V. 510-612-5527

Redwood Christian Schools
4200 James Avenue Castro Valley 510-889-7526

Turnkey Constr. Management. Institute, Inc 20980 Redwood Rd Suite #205 Castro Valley 510-537-2338

Castro Valley Public Schools

Castro Valley Unified School District
4400 Alma Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 537-3000

Castro Valley Elementary (K-5)
20185 San Miguel Ave
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 537-1919

Palomares (K-5)
7395 Palo Verde Road
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 582-4208

Proctor (K-5)
17520 Redwood Road
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 537-0630

Independent (K-5)
21201 Independent School Road Castro Valley, CA 94552
(510) 537-2342

Stanton (K-5)
2644 Somerset Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 727-9192

Vannoy (K-5)
5100 Vannoy Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 537-1832

Creekside Middle School (6-8)
19722 Center Street
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 247-0665

Canyon Middle School (6-8)
19600 Cull Canyon Road
Castro Valley, CA 94552
(510) 538-8833

Castro Valley High (9-12)
19400 Santa Maria Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546
(510) 537-5910

Castro Valley youth Org's

Sylvan Learning Center
3200 Castro Valley Blvd Ste B C.V. 510-856-9000

Castro Valley Little League
P.O.Box 2313 Castro Valley 510-581-9280

Castro Valley Youth Basketball
P.O. Box 20309 Castro Valley 510-728-1093

Castro Valley Youth Soccer League
20212 Redwood Rd. Castro Valley 510-537-5247

Castro Village Bowl
3501 Village Drive Castro Valley 510-538-8100

Chabot Marlins Swim Club
5215 Seaview Ave. Castro Valley 510-461-1636

East Bay Regional Park District
17930 Lake Chabot Rd, CV 510-635-0135

Hayward Area Recreational Park District
1099 E Street Hayward 510-881-6700

Pallen Martial Arts
3963 E. Castro Valley Blvd. C.V. 510-537-0901

Row Chabot, Inc.
P.O. Box 2942 Castro Valley 510-581-5062

The Sequoians Inc.
10154 Cull Canyon Rd C.V. 510-537-8774

Library

Castro Valley Library
20055 Redwood Rd. C.V. 510-670-6280

Castro Valley Schools continued: Partnership and clear focus has resulted in district students scoring among the highest in the state. Last year all elementary schools qualified to be nominated as California Distinguished Schools, with Marshall and Proctor being named California Distinguished Schools, Jensen and Chabot receiving Honorable Mention and Palomares Elementary being honored in Washington DC as a National Blue Ribbon School.

The 2006 State Academic Progress report reaffirms that Castro Valley is a district on the move. The state assessment system has identified the majority of all elementary schools as having an API of over 900! Similarly, our middle schools continue to show significant growth well above their state achievement targets, CVHS increased its API score by 15 points and Redwood High School made an amazing API growth of 131 points!

Good schools contribute to a good community and community support has been outstanding. The passage of three bond measures in seven years is a testimony to that support. While the 1998 bond measure emphasized modernizing district schools and the 2002 focused on new construction, the 2005 bond measure ensures a balanced, $44 million investment benefiting every school, targeting three key areas:

Improve Safety & Security of Schools ($18.1 million)
• Seismic Retrofitting of Schools and Classrooms
• Classroom and Campus-wide security

21st Century Instructional Needs ($11.7 million)
• Improved library facilities and communications systems
• New science classrooms/ laboratories for 6th graders
• 21st Century Career/ Technical Centers
• Additional classrooms and support

Physical Health and Well-Being ($14.2 million)
• Replace/refurbish the athletic complex at Castro Valley High School
• Upgrade upper track and field at Creekside
• Upgrade athletic fields at Canyon
• Upgrade play fields at all elementary sites

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