ROCKBROOK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Rockbrook Elementary School is located at 2514 S 108th Street, Omaha, in the Bel Air/West Omaha area. The school serves grades PK–6 and enrolls about 278 students. The student-teacher ratio is roughly 14:1. Recent state-reported data show that about 72% of students are proficient in math, and about 67% are proficient in reading. The student body is roughly 55% male and 45% female. The school environment fosters a strong sense of community while maintaining a strong academic focus. It provides stable routines and supportive relationships. The average prices of the houses in the Westside area that are closest to the school are mostly between $230,000 and $260,000, which is quite affordable. Parents usually say that teachers are loving and open to communication, and kids get good academic skills as well as the nice atmosphere of a close-knit community. Rockbrook Elementary School is one of the top elementary schools in Nebraska due to high proficiency rates and strong parental involvement.

Rockbrook Elementary School debuted a new playground for kindergarten through sixth-grade students in August 2025, funded by a 2023 bond measure. The broader project includes a new gymnasium and early childhood spaces, with the Design Development plan approved by the Board of Education in December 2024.

Q1. What does Rockbrook do to make sure that the playground equipment is safe and in excellent shape?

Ans. Rockbrook regularly checks the playground equipment and follows the district's rules for repairs, so staff can report problems and keep the play areas safe.

Q2: What do families need to know about bus safety and how things work?

Ans. Bus safety rules tell students to wait in supervised areas, get on and off the bus carefully, and follow the driver's instructions so that rides are safe and orderly.

Q3. How does Rockbrook's Lost & Found work?

Ans. Items that are lost and found are kept in one place. Families are asked to label their things and check the area or call the office if they can't find something.

Q4. What does Rockbrook need from parents who want to help out or visit?

Ans. Volunteers and visitors must sign in at the office and pass any necessary school or district checks so that adults can safely help with classroom activities.

Q5: How does the PTA plan important dates and fundraising events?

Ans. The PTA puts out a calendar of important fundraisers and family events so that parents can plan to go and stay up-to-date on how the money helps the school.