Education Public education in the majority of Alamo is provided by the San Ramon Valley Unified School District. There are three schools in total; two elementary schools and one middle school: thumb|400px|Aerial view of Alamo school during the annual hoedown celebration Alamo School: Today's Alamo Elementary School at 100 Wilson Road opened in 1965. It is the fourth Alamo school bearing the name. It has the original school bell from the 1880s in its courtyard. The dedication ceremony for the bell was March 22, 1974. The bell has a San Ramon Valley Historical Society plaque that commemorates the history of early education in Alamo. The three previous Alamo Schools were built near what is today the corner of Stone Valley Road West and Danville Boulevard. The first Alamo school was built back in 1871. thumb|Rancho Romero Elementary School Rancho Romero Elementary School: The school was originally built in 1959. At that time it consisted of 12 classrooms and a small teachers' room/office combination. In 1961, a main office, kindergarten, library, multi-use room and additional classrooms were added. At present, there are 556 students and 25 self-contained classrooms. Measure A funds were used during the 1993–94 school year for a $2.5 million reconstruction of the entire school. In 1998, Rancho was designated by the Alamo Parks and Recreation Committee (R7A) to receive $350,000 for field and playground renovations and to establish park amenities for the community. Stone Valley Middle School is a Middle School in the suburbs of Alamo. The school has a 21-1 student to teacher ratio. Stone Valley has been newly remodeled with a budget of around 29 million USD. It has an estimated 560 students (52% boys and 48% girls).
Education Public education in the majority of Alamo is provided by the San Ramon Valley Unified School District There are three schools in total; two elementary schools and one middle school thumb|400px|Aerial view of Alamo school during the annual hoedown celebration Alamo School Today's Alamo Elementary School at 100 Wilson Road opened in 1965 It is the fourth Alamo school bearing the name It has the original school bell from the 1880s in its courtyard The dedication ceremony for the bell was March 22 1974 The bell has a San Ramon Valley Historical Society plaque that commemorates the history of early education in Alamo The three previous Alamo Schools were built near what is today the corner of Stone Valley Road West and Danville Boulevard The first Alamo school was built back in 1871 thumb|Rancho Romero Elementary School Rancho Romero Elementary School The school was originally built in 1959 At that time it consisted of 12 classrooms and a small teachers' room/office combination In 1961 a main office kindergarten library multi-use room and additional classrooms were added At present there are 556 students and 25 self-contained classrooms Measure A funds were used during the 1993–94 school year for a $25 million reconstruction of the entire school In 1998 Rancho was designated by the Alamo Parks and Recreation Committee (R7A) to receive $350000 for field and playground renovations and to establish park amenities for the community Stone Valley Middle School is a Middle School in the suburbs of Alamo The school has a 21-1 student to teacher ratio Stone Valley has been newly remodeled with a budget of around 29 million USD It has an estimated 560 students (52% boys and 48% girls)