Rio Valley Charter

Rio Valley Charter is a school serving multiple grade levels in Lodi, California, according to federal school records. Students in kindergarten through 12 make up the school's enrollment of 714 students.

Rio Valley Charter is administered by Rio Valley Charter District.

White students make up 37% of enrollment at Rio Valley Charter, the largest share of any group. The remaining shares are 36% Hispanic, 17% Asian, 4% Black, and 3% Native American. On the diversity index, which measures the chance that two random students are from different groups, Rio Valley Charter scores 70%.

Based on 31.8 full-time-equivalent teachers, Rio Valley Charter has a ratio of 22.5:1. Compared with the 18.6:1 average for combined schools in California, this school's ratio is higher. Eligibility for free or reduced-price lunch stands at 65%. The figure for public schools in San Joaquin County is close, at 66%.

In the wider San Joaquin County area, median household income comes to about $92,179, roughly 23% of adults have a four-year degree or more, and the share of residents below the poverty line is 10%. San Joaquin County counts 251 public schools with about 153,026 students.

Measured in a straight line, Leroy Nichols Elementary is about 0.3 miles from Rio Valley Charter. There are at least 8 other public schools within five miles.

Under the NCES locale system, Rio Valley Charter is City: Small. Rio Valley Charter operates as a charter school, which is publicly funded and run under a charter.

Enrollment decreased 15% over 4 years, reaching 714 in 2024-25. Staffing shifted too: the ratio moved from 25.4:1 to 22.5:1.

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