Crescent Elementary is a public elementary school in Bakersfield, California. It is in the Bakersfield City School District. There are about 550 to 600 students at the school, which is for kids in kindergarten through sixth grade. The number of students to teachers is about 19 to 1, which is about average for the district and the state. This makes it easier to teach in a structured way in the classroom. More than 90% of the students at Crescent Elementary are Hispanic, African American, White, or multiracial. This makes the school very diverse. The school helps the students with their schoolwork and gives them access to important resources because many of them come from families that don't have a lot of money. According to U.S. News, California's average scores in math and English Language Arts are lower than the national average. 15 to 25 percent of students meet grade-level standards. Crescent Elementary helps students make progress by focusing on basic reading and math skills, getting help early, and using the same teaching methods all the time. The amount of money spent on each student is about the same as what public schools usually spend. Crescent Elementary is in a part of Bakersfield where homes are moderately priced and families feel welcome. It does a good job of getting people involved in the community and making everyone feel welcome, but it still needs to work on improving academic results.