Westmont Elementary

In Pomona, California, Westmont Elementary is a public school for grades K–6. The school has about 352 students and a student-to-teacher ratio of about 22:1. Westmont Elementary focuses on teaching math, reading, and getting students involved in the classroom in a balanced way. Available data says that 32% of students were proficient or better in math and 32% were proficient or better in reading. The school has a diverse student body, with most of the students being minorities, and it benefits from having fewer students than nearby campuses. Westmont Elementary is located in a neighborhood where schools are known to be stable. Westmont Elementary does better in school than most other schools in the area. The school has solid teaching effectiveness and the potential for academic growth because the students consistently do well on tests and the class sizes are manageable, making it one of the desirable schools in California.

Westmont Elementary was recognized with a Gold level Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) award in the 2025 California PBIS State Recognitions. This honors schools for fostering positive school climates and encouraging safe, respectful, and responsible student behavior.

Q1. Does Westmont Elementary help students with different learning styles?

Ans. Different types of learning needs are met by different types of instruction.

Q2. Are there activities that make the school program better?

Ans. Students can take part in activities that make them smarter and more creative.

Q3. What does the school do to get students involved?

Ans. Lessons are made to encourage active participation and involvement.

Q4. Is technology used to make learning in the classroom better?

Ans. Technology tools help with teaching and student interaction.

Q5: What does the school do to work with families?

Ans. Families are encouraged to stay involved by talking to each other and going to school events.