Santa Rosa Elementary School is a public magnet school in Maricopa, Arizona, that serves students in grades Pre-K through 6 in the MUSD. There are about 538 students at the school, and the student-teacher ratio is good at 17 to 1. The student body is very diverse, with a large Hispanic population (about 47%). The school does well in academics, with a Math Proficiency of 42% and a Reading Proficiency of 47%. The Dual Language (Spanish) Immersion option is one of its most well-known academic programs. The school's reputation is boosted by its community involvement, such as the Watch D.O.G.S. program, which makes the school a positive, collaborative, and academically stimulating place for all of its students.

Q1: What does the term "magnet school" mean? Ans. A magnet school is a public school that offers special educational programs or curricula. In this case, it has a Dual Language (Spanish) Immersion program.

Q2: What grades does the school serve? Ans: The school is for kids in Pre-Kindergarten through 6th grade.

Q3: Is there a program for gifted students? Ans. Yes, public data shows that there is a Gifted Program.

Q4: What does the school do to get involved with the community? Ans: The school says that the community and staff need to work together to help students learn academically, physically, emotionally, and socially.

Q5: Are there activities outside of school? Ans. Yes, extracurricular activities include the Student Council, the National Elementary Honor Society (NEHS), and the Kindness Academy.