Santa Cruz County’s public and charter schools made a slight overall improvement from last year, according to state letter grades released last week.

Six schools earned an “A” rating for the 2024-25 school year, up from five last year. And across all rated schools, the average percentage of available points rose from 77.31% to 78.64%. ×

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