If you have additional questions, e-mail them to us and we will periodically update this list. You can of course start gathering information on schools and identifying you and your child's needs prior to the Fall. Unlike public schools, private schools are not required to disclose their test scores. In fact, it is a San Jose diocesan policy that test scores are not published.
Most schools however are willing to share their test results when asked by parents.
In general, private schools in the Bay Area post scores higher than the national average. There is no ranking on private elementary schools. Since the key to a rewarding private school education is finding a good match for your child's specific needs, parents should not make their decision solely based on test scores and reputation. Here's more information on financing a private school education. There is no magic number, however, bear in mind that more schools translates to more time and effort from you and your child.