Editing St. Helena, California (section)

==Education==
[[File:USA-St. Helena-Elementary School-1 (cropped).jpg|thumb|The [[Spanish Colonial Revival architecture|Spanish Colonial Revival]] style St. Helena Elementary School.]]
[[File:St. Helena Public Library, 1360 Oak Ave., St. Helena, CA 10-16-2011 1-07-10 PM.JPG|thumb|The [[Mission Revival architecture|Mission Revival]] style Carnegie Building, built in 1908.]]
[[Saint Helena Unified School District]] is the local school district. Saint Helena Primary School teaches kindergarten through second grade.<ref name="Saint Helena Unified">{{cite web |url=https://www.sthelenaunified.org/|title=St. Helena Unified School District |website=St. Helena Unified School District}}</ref> Saint Helena Elementary School teaches grades three through five,<ref name="Saint Helena Unified"/> and is ranked as the #2 best public school in the Napa Valley.<ref name="niche.com">{{cite web | url=https://www.niche.com/k12/d/saint-helena-unified-school-district-ca/rankings/|website=Niche.com| title=Saint Helena Unified School District Rankings}}</ref> Robert Louis Stevenson Middle School teaches grades six through eight;<ref name="Saint Helena Unified"/> it is ranked as the #1 best public middle school in the Napa Valley, with a teacher to student ratio of 13:1.<ref name="niche.com"/> [[St. Helena High School]] teaches grades nine through twelve;<ref name="Saint Helena Unified"/> it is ranked as the #1 best public school in the Napa Valley.<ref name="niche.com"/>

The city has two tertiary campuses: the Upper Valley Campus of [[Napa Valley College]], and [[The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone]], a branch campus of the main institution in [[Hyde Park, New York]].