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    Schools within neighborhood and surrounding one mile

    Public schools

    Name Grades Enrollment API Rank
    Alcott Elementary P-6 959 2/10
    Allison Elementary P-6 391 1/10
    Armstrong Elementary P-6 400 6/10
    Arroyo Elementary P-5 715 1/10
    Barfield Elementary P-6 379 2/10
    Bonita High 9-12 1939 10/10
    Condit Elementary K-6 652 10/10
    Cortez Elementary P-8 777 6/10
    Danbury Special Education K-8 49 7/10
    Decker Elementary P-6 564 3/10
    Diamond Point Elementary P-6 349 7/10
    Diamond Ranch High 9-12 1870 9/10
    Dickson Elementary K-6 647 2/10
    Eagle Canyon Elementary K-6 571 9/10
    El Roble Intermediate 7-8 1121 8/10
    Emerson Middle 6-8 666 1/10
    Fremont Academy of Engineering and Design 7-10 704 4/10
    Ganesha High 9-12 1295 4/10
    Garey Senior High 9-12 1803 4/10
    Golden Springs Elementary P-8 618 6/10
    Harrison Elementary P-8 466 1/10
    International Polytechnic High 9-12 542 10/10
    J. Marion Roynon Elementary K-5 751 8/10
    Kellogg Polytechnic Elementary P-6 395 6/10
    Kingsley Elementary P-5 690 2/10
    Lehigh Elementary K-6 709 4/10
    Lexington Elementary P-8 708 2/10
    Lincoln Elementary P-5 477 2/10
    Lopez Elementary P-6 701 1/10
    Lorbeer Middle 7-8 681 7/10
    Lyle S. Briggs Fundamental K-8 977 7/10
    Madison Elementary P-6 649 1/10
    Marshall Middle 6-8 621 1/10
    Montclair High 9-12 3140 7/10
    Montvue Elementary P-6 318 1/10
    Mountain View Elementary K-6 477 8/10
    Newman Elementary K-6 795 4/10
    Oakmont Elementary K-6 273 7/10
    Palomares Academy of Health Services 7-10 445 4/10
    Park West High (Continuation) 9-12 267 1/10
    Philadelphia Elementary P-6 882 2/10
    Pomona Senior High 9-12 1504 5/10
    Pueblo P-8 161 3/10
    Ramona Elementary K-6 792 5/10
    Ranch Hills Elementary P-6 520 9/10
    Roosevelt Elementary P-5 747 3/10
    San Antonio Elementary P-5 545 2/10
    San Antonio High (Continuation) 9-12 99 2/10
    San Jose Elementary P-8 544 3/10
    School of Arts and Enterprise 9-12 419 7/10
    School of Extended Educational Options 7-12 252 2/10
    Serrano Middle 7-8 741 5/10
    Simons Middle 6-8 822 2/10
    Sumner Elementary K-6 586 8/10
    Vejar Elementary P-8 950 2/10
    Village Academy High School at Indian Hill 9-12 469 5/10
    Vista del Valle Elementary K-6 298 9/10
    Washington Elementary P-5 711 2/10
    Westmont Elementary P-6 444 3/10
    Yorba Elementary P-6 219 2/10

    Private schools

    Name Grades Enrollment
    American Christian Academy K-12 8
    By His Grace Christian Academy 1-12 21
    Chino Valley Christian Academy K-12 103
    City of Knowledge K-12 181
    Diamond Bar Montessori Academy K-3 –
    Foothill Country Day School K-8 260
    Grace Christian School 1-12 –
    Hillview Acres, Inc. K-8 –
    ICC Community School K-6 45
    Lighthouse Baptist Academy K-12 68
    Lutheran High School La Verne 9-12 137
    Our Lady of the Assumption K-8 378
    Pomona Catholic Girls High 9-12 215
    Quest Academy, Inc. K-12 27
    St. Joseph Elementary School K-8 160
    St. Madeleine Catholic School K-8 107
    The Webb Schools 9-12 402
    Young People Corporation Academy K-12 –

    Pomona

    is a city in the Pomona Valley region of Los Angeles County.
    This neighborhood includes Unincorporated Pomona in its area and statistics.
    The neighboring communities are Claremont, Diamond Bar, Industry, La Verne, Ramona, San Dimas and Walnut.
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