Chester Valley Elementary School is a public elementary school in Anchorage, Alaska, which is a big city. The school has about 227 students and teaches grades pre-K through 6 (PK–6). Chester Valley Elementary has 14 full-time equivalent teachers and a student-teacher ratio of 16:1, which is better than the district average. The school follows the district's and state's academic standards for a traditional elementary school curriculum. It focuses on core subjects like reading, writing, math, and science. Recent test results show that about 17% of students did well enough in math to be considered proficient, and 12% did well enough in reading to be considered proficient. This shows where they can improve academically. Half of the students are female and half are male. A large number of them (87%) are classified as economically disadvantaged. Chester Valley Elementary also has a diverse group of students, which is similar to the demographics of Anchorage as a whole. Chester Valley Elementary is funded by public education funds from the Anchorage School District, but there is no separate report on how much money is spent on each student. The school is known for its dedicated staff and supportive learning environment. It is always working to improve academic outcomes and help students from different backgrounds.