Private school · nonsectarian

Independent Educational Programs

1–12 · 43 students, not counting pre-K · 11 per teacher (2021–⁠22)

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1756 S St, Anderson 96007

No Scope Score

California private schools don’t take the state tests, so there are no results we can fairly compare. We don’t score or rank private schools.

Students

43

in grades 1–12, not counting pre-K.

Students per teacher

11

across the whole school. This number is not class size.

School day

6hours

as the school reported to the federal survey.

Students, teachers and hours: NCES private-school survey, 2021–22.

Life at school

What would my child’s day be like?

The school reported a 6-⁠hour day in 2021–22.

Hours: NCES private-school survey, 2021–22.

AskWhat does a typical day look like in my child’s grade, and when does it start and end?

Students

Who goes to Independent Educational Programs?

In 2021–22, the federal survey counted 43 students, 11 per teacher.

White 74%Black or African American 19%Hispanic or Latino 7%

The survey counted 41 boys and 2 girls in 2021–22. These figures leave out pre-K and cover the whole school, not one class. Source: NCES private-school survey, 2021–22.

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What we can’t tell you

What isn’t on any public record?

We found no public record of these facts for Independent Educational Programs. Each row gives a question to ask the school.

  • State test results

    Private schools in California don’t take the state tests (CAASPP). There is no state testing data for Independent Educational Programs.

    AskWhich tests do students take, and how do they do? Ask for the school’s overall results.

  • Accreditation

    Our records do not show who accredits this school. Accreditation means an outside group reviewed the school.

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  • Where students go next

    No public record follows students after they finish here.

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  • Students who leave

    No public record counts the students who leave a private school.

    AskHow many students leave each year, and why? If many families leave, ask what they told the school.

Public options

What are the free public options nearby?

Three district or charter elementary schools, one middle school and three high schools sit within 3 miles. District schools are assigned by your home address. Charters run their own admissions.

Elementary

Middle

  • 0.3mi

    Anderson Middle

    Cascade Union Elementary

    Scope Score 71Developing · 27th percentile

High

The nearest public schools at each level, three at most. Distance is a straight line from this school’s address. Each Scope Score and percentile compares a public school with California public schools at the same level, on the state tests (CAASPP). Elementary and middle schools: spring 2026. High schools: spring 2025. 75 is the typical California school. 100 is the best result in the state. Source: California Department of Education. See these schools on the map

Next steps

How do I visit Independent Educational Programs, and what should I ask?

1756 S St, Anderson 96007. Confirm visit arrangements with the school.

  1. How do you teach students at different levels?Ask how they stretch fast learners and help those who need more.
  2. What is the full cost, and what financial aid is there?Ask about every fee on top of tuition, and how aid is decided.
  3. How would teaching, student support and school expectations work for my child?
  4. Which grades have openings, and what are the application steps and dates?
  5. Which courses and career pathways does the school run, and who can enroll?
  6. How do counselors help students plan for college, training or work?
  7. Which AP or IB courses does the school offer, and how many students take them?

Address and phone: NCES private-school survey, 2021–22. The map at the top of the page shows the school’s address. See nearby schools on the map

Short answers to 6 common questions

How big is it?

43 students, not counting pre-K, in the federal private-school survey (NCES Private School Universe Survey), 2021–22. About 11 students per teacher across the school. See the details ↓

How long is the school day?

6 hours in the 2021–22 federal survey. Ask for current hours and care. See the details ↓

How do I apply?

Call (530) 365-2393 and ask which grades have openings, how to apply and by when. See the details ↓

What are the free public options nearby?

Your assigned public elementary school depends on your address; the nearest are listed below, each placed among California’s public elementary schools on spring 2026 tests. See the details ↓

What does a year cost?

Ask the school for the total yearly cost, including fees, and how financial aid works.

Does Independent Educational Programs have state test results?

No. Private schools in California don’t take the state tests (CAASPP), so there is no state testing data for Independent Educational Programs to score. See the details ↓

Source records

Which records are these figures from?

These figures come from the federal private-school survey (NCES Private School Universe Survey), 2021–22. The school reported them itself.

Grades
1–12
Students
43, not counting pre-K
Students per teacher
11
Teachers
4.0, counted as full-time K–12 teachers (an estimate)
Boys and girls
Coeducational
School day
6 hours
Affiliation
Nonsectarian
School type
School with a special program emphasis and no religious affiliation (NCES term: “Nonsectarian (Special Emphasis)”)

Source: NCES Private School Universe Survey, 2021–22, school number A0700196.

The area around the school, ZIP code 96007
Typical household income in a year
$61,357
Typical home value
$309,700
People who live in this ZIP code
24,768
Typical age
40.1 years
Adults 25 and older with a four-year college degree
15%

These figures are for everyone who lives in ZIP code 96007. They are not figures for this school’s families. Typical means the median: half are higher and half are lower. The ZIP code comes from the school’s address. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey, 2020–2024 five-year estimates.

Data sources: NCES Private School Universe Survey · California Department of Education (nearby public schools) · U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey