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School district

Evergreen Elementary

San Jose, California

Evergreen Elementary runs 16 public schools in California, enrolling 8,880 students — the 1064th largest district in the country.

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At a glance

Schools

16schools

995th nationally, tied with 72

Enrollment

8,880students

1064th nationally

Schools listed here

16in the directory

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Schools

All 16 schools in the district, largest first.

Enrollment
  1. 1Chaboya Middle853 students
  2. 2Quimby Oak Middle827 students
  3. 3Tom Matsumoto Elementary757 students
  4. 4James Franklin Smith Elementary622 students
  5. 5Evergreen Elementary573 students
  6. 6Carolyn A. Clark Elementary562 students
  7. 7George V. Leyva Intermediate558 students
  8. 8Norwood Creek Elementary558 students
  9. 9Silver Oak Elementary550 students
  10. 10Cedar Grove Elementary541 students
  11. 11John J. Montgomery Elementary534 students
  12. 12Millbrook Elementary500 students
  13. 13Holly Oak Elementary441 students
  14. 14Katherine R. Smith Elementary398 students
  15. 15Cadwallader Elementary340 students
Schools in Evergreen Elementary
SchoolCityEnrollment
Chaboya MiddleSan Jose853
Quimby Oak MiddleSan Jose827
Tom Matsumoto ElementarySan Jose757
James Franklin Smith ElementarySan Jose622
Evergreen ElementarySan Jose573
Carolyn A. Clark ElementarySan Jose562
George V. Leyva IntermediateSan Jose558
Norwood Creek ElementarySan Jose558
Silver Oak ElementarySan Jose550
Cedar Grove ElementarySan Jose541
John J. Montgomery ElementarySan Jose534
Millbrook ElementarySan Jose500
Holly Oak ElementarySan Jose441
Katherine R. Smith ElementarySan Jose398
Cadwallader ElementarySan Jose340
O. B. Whaley ElementarySan Jose260
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Where this sits

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Sources & licence

Provenance

National Center for Education Statistics
Common Core of Data — school and district directory
Current · as of August 17, 2026U.S. Public Domain (NCES)

Collected and published by NCES; retrieved through the Urban Institute Education Data Portal, which republishes the NCES files unchanged.

Data as of September 1, 2022.