Centralia Elementary is a public elementary school in Anaheim, California, that is part of the Anaheim Elementary School District. It serves students in grades K–6, with a student-teacher ratio of about 22:1 and about 490 students. The school has a structured learning environment that is typical of a mid-sized public elementary school. Centralia Elementary uses a curriculum that is in line with state standards and focuses on teaching basic reading, writing, and math skills, as well as early academic skills. This setting is supported by technology in the classroom and the district's instructional frameworks.  The students come from many different cultural and economic backgrounds, and many of them are from minority groups. According to data from USA News, about 25% of students are good at math, and about 38% are good at reading. Centralia Elementary is a public school, so it receives money from the state and local governments for education just like other schools in the district.  Centralia Elementary has the potential to improve its students' academic performance over time by focusing on core skills and using support strategies that include all students.