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San Jose, CA (Walbrook Dr / Brookglen Dr)

Found within zip code: 95129

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San Jose, CA (Walbrook Dr / Brookglen Dr)

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NEIGHBORHOOD COST

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MEDIAN HOUSE VALUE

$1,286,000

high cost relative to California
high cost relative to the nation

HOUSE VALUE RANGE

COST
$1,971,000+		7%
$1,479,001-$1,971,000		24%
$986,001-$1,479,000		49%
$789,001-$986,000		11%
$591,001-$789,000		1%
$394,001-$591,000		1%
$197,001-$394,000		1%
$99,001-$197,000		6%
$0-$99,000		1%

	% OF HOMES

RENTAL PRICE

very high cost relative to CA, very high cost relative to the nation

NEIGHBORHOOD LOOK, FEEL, & CHARACTER	DETAILS

THE SETTING	Urban (based on population density)
TYPE OF HOMES / DWELLINGS	mostly Single-family homes, some Rowhouses & attached homes
SIZE OF HOMES / DWELLINGS	mostly Medium-sized dwellings (3 or 4 bedrooms), some Large dwellings (4, 5 or more bedrooms)
AGE OF HOMES / DWELLINGS	mostly Well established older homes (Built 1940 - 1969), some Established but not old (Built 1970 - 1994), a few Newer Homes (Built 1995 or later)
HOME OWNERSHIP	Mostly Owner occupied
SPECIAL CHARACTER	mostly Urban Sophisticates, Artsy/funky, Walkable

THE NEIGHBORS	DETAILS

AGE & LIFESTYLE	mostly College students (people currently attending college), some Mixed ages, some Families with children (family households with school-aged children), some Young singles-upwardly mobile (young, educated, professionally employed, and single)
EDUCATION LEVEL	Rating: 10 (5 is average for the U.S., 10 is most educated)
INCOME	Wealthy (among the 15% most wealthy communities in America)
OCCUPATIONS	mostly Executive, managerial & professional, some Clerical, assistants & technical support, some Sales & Service workers, some Government employees, some Manufacturing & Laborers
ETHNICITY/ANCESTRY	mostly White (non-Hispanic), some East Asian, some Irish ancestry, some Italian ancestry, some Hispanic, some Asian Indian, some Mexican, some Arabian
LANGUAGES	mostly English speaking, some Spanish speaking, some French speaking, some Italian speaking

School Rating Information

Neighborhood Educational Rating

SCHOOLS IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD*	GRADES

MURDOCK-PORTAL ELEMENTARY 1188 WUNDERLICH DR., SAN JOSE, CA 95129 (408) 973-8191	KG-05

* Depending on where you live in this neighborhood, your children may attend these schools or other schools outside the neighborhood. Always check with your local school department to determine which schools your children may attend based on your specific address and your child's grade-level.

This neighborhood is served by four school districts.

FREMONT UNION HIGH, CA School District

9,890 Students enrolled in District

6 Schools in District

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO STATE (10 is best)	10
Better than: of CA school districts	99.4%

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO U.S. (10 is best)	10
Better than: of US school districts	99.5%

Fewer students per classroom means smaller classes and more personal attention to each student. STUDENTS PER CLASSROOM
24
STATE AVERAGE 21

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Public School Test Scores (No Child Left Behind)

93%	50%	92%	48%	94%	52%	STATE
93%	50%	92%	48%	94%	52%	DISTRICT
PROFICIENT IN READING & MATH		PROFICIENT IN READING		PROFICIENT IN MATH

School district enrollment by group
ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE

WHITE (NON-HISPANIC) (%)	33.8	31.0
BLACK (%)	2.0	8.0
HISPANIC (%)	11.5	48.5
ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER (%)	52.4	11.7
AMERICAN INDIAN OR NATIVE OF ALASKA (%)	0.3	0.8

ECONOMIC GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED (%)	6.7	47.6

Educational Expenditures
FOR THIS DISTRICT	PER STUDENT	TOTAL	% OF TOTAL

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES	$5,086	$50,301,000	47.1
SUPPORT EXPENDITURES
STUDENT	$415	$4,106,000	3.8
STAFF	$523	$5,175,000	4.8
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION	$133	$1,317,000	1.2
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION	$736	$7,276,000	6.8
OPERATION	$889	$8,796,000	8.2
TRANSPORTATION	$103	$1,014,000	0.9
OTHER	$514	$5,081,000	4.8
TOTAL SUPPORT	$3,313	$32,765,000	30.7
NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES	$2,399	$23,728,000	22.2
TOTAL EXPENDITURES	$10,798	$106,794,000	100.0

NEIGHBORHOOD EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

ADULTS IN NEIGHBORHOOD WITH COLLEGE DEGREE OR HIGHER (%)	69.6
CHILDREN IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LIVING IN POVERTY (%)	0.7

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CAMPBELL UNION HIGH, CA School District

7,721 Students enrolled in District

7 Schools in District

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO STATE (10 is best)	10
Better than: of CA school districts	94.5%

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO U.S. (10 is best)	10
Better than: of US school districts	98.2%

Fewer students per classroom means smaller classes and more personal attention to each student. STUDENTS PER CLASSROOM
22
STATE AVERAGE 21

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Public School Test Scores (No Child Left Behind)

84%	50%	84%	48%	84%	52%	STATE
84%	50%	84%	48%	84%	52%	DISTRICT
PROFICIENT IN READING & MATH		PROFICIENT IN READING		PROFICIENT IN MATH

School district enrollment by group
ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE

WHITE (NON-HISPANIC) (%)	52.4	31.0
BLACK (%)	3.2	8.0
HISPANIC (%)	19.4	48.5
ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER (%)	12.9	11.7
AMERICAN INDIAN OR NATIVE OF ALASKA (%)	0.4	0.8

ECONOMIC GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED (%)	12.8	47.6

Educational Expenditures
FOR THIS DISTRICT	PER STUDENT	TOTAL	% OF TOTAL

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES	$4,883	$37,698,000	40.6
SUPPORT EXPENDITURES
STUDENT	$339	$2,615,000	2.8
STAFF	$119	$917,000	1.0
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION	$59	$459,000	0.5
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION	$601	$4,640,000	5.0
OPERATION	$899	$6,939,000	7.5
TRANSPORTATION	$88	$682,000	0.7
OTHER	$461	$3,560,000	3.8
TOTAL SUPPORT	$2,566	$19,812,000	21.4
NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES	$4,561	$35,218,000	38.0
TOTAL EXPENDITURES	$12,010	$92,728,000	100.0

NEIGHBORHOOD EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

ADULTS IN NEIGHBORHOOD WITH COLLEGE DEGREE OR HIGHER (%)	69.6
CHILDREN IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LIVING IN POVERTY (%)	0.7

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MORELAND ELEMENTARY, CA School District

4,207 Students enrolled in District

8 Schools in District

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO STATE (10 is best)	7
Better than: of CA school districts	69.1%

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO U.S. (10 is best)	5
Better than: of US school districts	44.4%

Fewer students per classroom means smaller classes and more personal attention to each student. STUDENTS PER CLASSROOM
20
STATE AVERAGE 21

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Public School Test Scores (No Child Left Behind)

60%	50%	61%	48%	59%	52%	STATE
60%	50%	61%	48%	59%	52%	DISTRICT
PROFICIENT IN READING & MATH		PROFICIENT IN READING		PROFICIENT IN MATH

School district enrollment by group
ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE

WHITE (NON-HISPANIC) (%)	36.7	31.0
BLACK (%)	3.6	8.0
HISPANIC (%)	22.9	48.5
ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER (%)	23.9	11.7
AMERICAN INDIAN OR NATIVE OF ALASKA (%)	0.2	0.8

ECONOMIC GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED (%)	32.2	47.6

Educational Expenditures
FOR THIS DISTRICT	PER STUDENT	TOTAL	% OF TOTAL

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES	$4,964	$20,883,000	50.5
SUPPORT EXPENDITURES
STUDENT	$132	$554,000	1.3
STAFF	$276	$1,160,000	2.8
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION	$135	$566,000	1.4
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION	$500	$2,103,000	5.1
OPERATION	$855	$3,599,000	8.7
TRANSPORTATION	$149	$628,000	1.5
OTHER	$473	$1,991,000	4.8
TOTAL SUPPORT	$2,520	$10,601,000	25.6
NON-INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES	$2,343	$9,857,000	23.8
TOTAL EXPENDITURES	$9,827	$41,341,000	100.0

NEIGHBORHOOD EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT

ADULTS IN NEIGHBORHOOD WITH COLLEGE DEGREE OR HIGHER (%)	69.6
CHILDREN IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD LIVING IN POVERTY (%)	0.7

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CUPERTINO UNION, CA School District

16,572 Students enrolled in District

25 Schools in District

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO STATE (10 is best)	10
Better than: of CA school districts	94.2%

DISTRICT RATING COMPARED TO U.S. (10 is best)	10
Better than: of US school districts	98.0%

Fewer students per classroom means smaller classes and more personal attention to each student. STUDENTS PER CLASSROOM
21
STATE AVERAGE 21

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Public School Test Scores (No Child Left Behind)

83%	50%	82%	48%	85%	52%	STATE
83%	50%	82%	48%	85%	52%	DISTRICT
PROFICIENT IN READING & MATH		PROFICIENT IN READING		PROFICIENT IN MATH

School district enrollment by group
ETHNIC/RACIAL GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE

WHITE (NON-HISPANIC) (%)	27.8	31.0
BLACK (%)	1.3	8.0
HISPANIC (%)	4.8	48.5
ASIAN OR PACIFIC ISLANDER (%)	65.9	11.7
AMERICAN INDIAN OR NATIVE OF ALASKA (%)	0.3	0.8

ECONOMIC GROUPS	THIS DISTRICT	THIS STATE
ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED (%)	5.5	47.6

Educational Expenditures
FOR THIS DISTRICT	PER STUDENT	TOTAL	% OF TOTAL

INSTRUCTIONAL EXPENDITURES	$4,675	$77,482,000	60.5
SUPPORT EXPENDITURES
STUDENT	$121	$2,008,000	1.6
STAFF	$337	$5,591,000	4.4
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION	$52	$862,000	0.7
SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION	$459	$7,611,000	5.9
OPERATION	$670	$11,110,000