FRESNO COUNTY, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – Schools are well versed with grading students, but what grades would schools be given if they were up for examination? Niche has a system for that - and according to their most recent rankings, Fresno County has a lot of Bs. Collectively, the statistics reveal that of the 20 districts ranked in Fresno County, 30% are operating at a B level. The rankings are based on data from the U.S. Department of Education, along with test scores, college data, and ratings collected from millions of current students, alumni, and parents. In addition to surveys on overall experiences, the final letter grade given to each school is determined by six categories: academics, teachers, diversity, resources and facilities, clubs and activities, and sports. Academics account for 50% of the final grade, while teachers account for 15%. Diversity and survey scores account for 12.5% each, resources and facilities account for 5%, and clubs and sports each account for 2.5%. SchoolOverall GradeAcademicsTeachersDiversityResources and FacilitiesClubs and activitiesSports1Clovis Unified School DistrictAAAAB-A-A+2Kingsburg Joint Union High School DistrictAA-A+A-B+A-A-3Sierra Unified School DistrictA-B+AACB-B-4Sanger Unified School DistrictB+B+AB+C-C+B+5Fowler Unified School DistrictB+B+B+BB-B-A-6Kings Canyon Joint Unified School DistrictB+BAB-B-B-B7Central Unified School DistrictBB-B+AC+B+A8Kerman Unified School DistrictBBA-B-C+B-NA9Washington Unified School DistrictBB-B+B-A-BB+10Caruthers Unified School DistrictBB-AC+BB+B+Top 10 school districts in Fresno County For a complete list of rankings, visit Niche's website.