Murrieta Valley Unified School District

41870 McAlby Ct., Murrieta, CA Phone Web

Academic Summary

Schools

23,129

Total Students

KG-12

Grades Offered

24 to 1

Students to Teacher Ratio

51%

Percent Proficient - Math

64%

Percent Proficient - Reading/Language Arts

Living Summary view more

33,432

households

116,361

Total Population

$425,600

Average House Value

$1,765

Average Housing Rent

$94,577

Average Household Income

94.43%

Health Insurance Coverage

100%

Household with Internet

District Overview

Murrieta Valley Unified School District is a public school district serving Murrieta area, California. For academic year 2020-2021, 20 schools served 23,129 students through KG to 12^th grade in its 20 schools. A total of 955 teachers are teaching their students and the average students to teacher ratio is 24 to 1.

According to the California state assessment result, 51% of students are proficient in Math learning and 64% of students are proficient in English/language arts learning.

District Contacts

http://www.murrieta.k12.ca.us (951)696-1600 41870 McAlby Ct., Murrieta, CA

Civil Rights Coordinators

Title II(disabilities)

ZHANNA PRESTON

email phone

Title VI(race, color, national origin)

HOWARD DIMLER

email phone

Title IX(sex-based)

HOWARD DIMLER

email phone

Schools in Murrieta Valley Unified School District

In Murrieta Valley Unified School District, 20 schools are serving students in its area. The next lists are showing schools by offering level.

Tovashal Elementary View

747 Students

23 Students per teacher

Cole Canyon Elementary View

1,089 Students

26 Students per teacher

Murrieta Elementary View

892 Students

24 Students per teacher

Avaxat Elementary View

710 Students

20 Students per teacher

Alta Murrieta Elementary View

857 Students

23 Students per teacher

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Thompson Middle School View

1,692 Students

26 Students per teacher

Shivela Middle School View

1,422 Students

25 Students per teacher

Warm Springs Middle School View

922 Students

24 Students per teacher

Dorothy Mcelhinney Middle School View

1,420 Students

26 Students per teacher

Murrieta Valley High School View

2,362 Students

24 Students per teacher

Vista Murrieta High School View

3,446 Students

25 Students per teacher

Murrieta Mesa High School View

2,396 Students

30 Students per teacher

Murrieta Canyon Academy View

251 Students

18 Students per teacher

Murrieta Preschool Outreach View

Best Colleges in California

West Los Angeles College VIEW

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$10,130 ($1,238) Tuition & Fees

Solano Community College VIEW

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$8,900 ($1,172) Tuition & Fees

Skyline College VIEW

San Bruno, CA

$11,384 ($1,332) Tuition & Fees

Shasta College VIEW

Redding, CA

$8,277 ($1,197) Tuition & Fees

Santa Monica College VIEW

Santa Monica, CA

$9,316 ($1,156) Tuition & Fees

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Stanford University VIEW

Stanford, CA

$62,484 Tuition & Fees

1,550 SAT Score

California Institute of Technology VIEW

Pasadena, CA

$63,255 Tuition & Fees

Pomona College VIEW

Claremont, CA

$62,326 Tuition & Fees

1,520 SAT Score

Claremont McKenna College VIEW

Claremont, CA

$64,150 Tuition & Fees

1,510 SAT Score

University of Southern California VIEW

Los Angeles, CA

$68,237 Tuition & Fees

1,520 SAT Score

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Clovis Community College VIEW

Fresno, CA

$9,454 ($1,334) Tuition & Fees

Norco College VIEW

Norco, CA

$11,230 ($1,420) Tuition & Fees

Moreno Valley College VIEW

Moreno Valley, CA

$11,230 ($1,420) Tuition & Fees

Woodland Community College VIEW

Woodland, CA

$8,184 ($1,124) Tuition & Fees

West Hills College-Lemoore VIEW

Lemoore, CA

$10,082 ($1,382) Tuition & Fees

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Student Population

A total of 23,129 students are attending Murrieta Valley Unified School District. By gender, there are 11,868 (51.3%) and 11,261 (48.7%) female students at Murrieta Valley Unified School District.

By race/ethnicity, 9,667 White (41.8%), 1,202 Black (5.2%), and1,669 Asian (7.2%) students are attending schools.

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic 36.7%	8,477	4,378	4,099
American Indian/Alaska Native 0.3%	69	39	30
Asian 7.2%	1,669	878	791
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 0.6%	144	75	69
Black 5.2%	1,202	601	601
White 41.8%	9,667	4,925	4,742
Two or More Races 8.2%	1,901	972	929
Total	23,129	11,868	11,261

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic	917	516	401
Asian	271	152	119
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	12	6	6
Black	5	2	3
White	93	55	38
Two or More Races	42	21	21
Total	1,341	752	589

	Total	Male	Female
Hispanic	1,530	992	538
American Indian/Alaska Native	16	10	6
Asian	145	101	44
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander	21	14	7
Black	217	146	71
White	1,486	973	513
Two or More Races	296	191	105
Total	3,711	2,427	1,284

Academic Achievement

Achievement

Math
Reading/Language Arts

	Grade
	Overall	3	4	5	6	7	8	HS
All students 51%	51%	62%	61%	53%	48%	48%	47%	44%
American Indian/Alaska Native students 35%	30-39%	≥50%	*	<50%	*	≥50%	<50%	*
Asian/Pacific Islander students 66%	66%	70-74%	70-74%	65-69%	65-69%	65-69%	60-64%	55-59%
Hispanic students 44%	44%	54%	51%	45%	42%	41%	38%	37%
Black students 35%	35%	40-44%	40-44%	40-44%	30-34%	20-24%	35-39%	25-29%
White students 57%	57%	71%	68%	62%	53%	53%	53%	48%
Two or More Races 57%	57%	65-69%	75-79%	45-49%	45-49%	50-54%	45-49%	55-59%
Students with disabilities (IDEA) 20%	20%	37%	31%	20%	15%	13%	11%	6-9%
Economically disadvantaged students 40%	40%	49%	49%	41%	37%	35%	38%	36%
Limited English proficient students 37%	37%	45-49%	45-49%	40-44%	30-34%	30-34%	25-29%	10-14%
Female students 50%	50%	57%	60%	51%	46%	49%	49%	44%
Male students 53%	53%	67%	62%	55%	50%	47%	45%	45%
Homeless enrolled students 32%	30-34%	40-59%	21-39%	21-39%	21-39%	21-39%	40-59%	21-39%
Migrant students	Data Protected for privacy
Foster Care Status 15%	11-19%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	*
Military Connected Student Status 53%	53%	60-64%	60-64%	50-54%	45-49%	55-59%	45-49%	40-44%

	Grade
	Overall	8	7	6	5	4	3
White students 69%	69%	61%	69%	62%	74%	69%	71%
Military Connected Student Status 64%	64%	60-64%	65-69%	60-64%	65-69%	55-59%	60-64%
Hispanic students 58%	58%	52%	61%	54%	57%	55%	58%
Black students 52%	52%	55-59%	50-54%	45-49%	55-59%	50-54%	40-44%
American Indian/Alaska Native students 55%	50-59%	≥50%	<50%	*	≥50%	*	≥50%
Male students 58%	58%	50%	58%	52%	62%	59%	61%
Limited English proficient students 47%	47%	30-34%	50-54%	45-49%	55-59%	50-54%	40-44%
Homeless enrolled students 47%	45-49%	40-59%	60-79%	21-39%	40-59%	21-39%	60-79%
Foster Care Status 25%	20-29%	<50%	≥50%	<50%	<50%	<50%	<50%
Female students 70%	70%	66%	73%	65%	70%	68%	66%
Economically disadvantaged students 53%	53%	48%	53%	46%	55%	52%	54%
All students 64%	64%	58%	66%	59%	66%	63%	63%
Two or More Races 77%	75-79%	55-59%	70-74%	60-64%	60-64%	75-79%	70-74%
Asian/Pacific Islander students 75%	75%	70-74%	75-79%	70-74%	80-84%	65-69%	65-69%
Students with disabilities (IDEA) 27%	27%	19%	27%	21%	28%	31%	36%
Migrant students	Data Protected for privacy

Advanced Placement Programs

Total 2,107 students are enrolled in at least one (1) AP programs. 241 students are enrolled in International Baccalaureate Diploma Program and 1,695 students are participating the SAT and/or ACT test program at Murrieta Valley Unified School District.

	Number of Students Enrolled	Percent Enrolled
Advanced Placement Programs	2,107	26%
Advanced Placement Math	533	6%
Advanced Placement Science	309	4%
Advanced Placement Other programs	1,848	23%
International BS program	241	3%
SAT/ACT Participation	1,695	21%

Teachers & Staffs

Total 955 full-time (or equivalent) teachers work for schools in Murrieta Valley Unified School District and the students to teacher ratio is 24 to 1. All teachers are certified. 94.6% of teachers have 3 or more years teaching experiences.

	Headcount	Note
Total FTE of Teachers	955	Students per teacher: 24 to 1
Teachers who are certified	955	100.0%
Teachers who are not certified	-	-
Teachers in their first year of teaching	19	2.0%
Teachers in their second year of teaching	33	3.5%
School counselors	40	Students per counselor: 578 to 1
Law Enforcement Officer	8	-
Security guards	30	-
Nurses	7	-
Psychologists	15	-
Social workers	-	-