Public and charter high schools (38)

School City UC Reach Score 2025
Analy High School Sebastopol 12
Buena Vista High Geyserville —
California Pacific Chtr Sonoma Guerneville —
California Steam Sonoma Ii Guerneville —
Carpe Diem High (continuation) Petaluma —
Casa Grande High School Petaluma 16
Cloverdale High School Cloverdale 7
Credo High School Rohnert Park —
Creekside High Sonoma —
El Camino High Rohnert Park —
El Molino High School Forestville —
Elsie Allen High School Santa Rosa 5
Geyserville New Tech Academy Geyserville —
Healdsburg High School Healdsburg 40
Johanna Echols-Hansen High (continuation) Cloverdale —
Laguna High Forestville —
Marce Becerra Academy Healdsburg —
Maria Carrillo High School Santa Rosa 28
Montgomery High School Santa Rosa 12
North Bay Met Academy Windsor —
Northwest Prep Charter School Santa Rosa —
Pathways Charter School Rohnert Park —
Petaluma High School Petaluma 22
Piner High School Santa Rosa 8
Rancho Cotate High School Rohnert Park 8
Ridgway High (continuation) Santa Rosa —
Roseland Charter Santa Rosa —
Roseland Collegiate Prep Santa Rosa —
Roseland University Prep Santa Rosa —
San Antonio High (continuation) Petaluma —
Santa Rosa High School Santa Rosa 8
Sonoma Mountain High (continuation) Petaluma —
Sonoma Valley High School Sonoma 24
Technology High School Rohnert Park 32
Valley Oaks High (alternative) Petaluma —
Valley Oaks School Petaluma —
Windsor High School Windsor 18
Windsor Oaks Academy Windsor —

Private high schools (6)

School City UC Reach Score 2025
Cardinal Newman High School Santa Rosa 23
Quest Forward Academy Santa Rosa —
Rio Lindo Academy Healdsburg —
Saint Vincent De Paul High School Petaluma 10
Sonoma Academy Santa Rosa 49
Summerfield Waldorf School Santa Rosa —

To rank these schools against each other, or against the rest of the state, use the Sonoma County rankings. Other counties are on the county index.

A dash means the University of California published no admit counts for that school in 2025 — usually a class too small to report without identifying students, not a school that performed poorly. The list excludes nonclassroom-based online charters, which enroll statewide, and schools the California Department of Education records with no 12th grade. Campus-level admit counts may double-count a student admitted to more than one UC campus.