Greenfield Community is a small public alternative school in Bakersfield, California, that is part of the Greenfield Union School District. The school usually has students in grades K–8, which is about the same as elementary and middle school. There are only about 10 to 15 students enrolled, which means that the student-to-teacher ratio is low (about 10:1). This means that students can get more personalized instruction than they would at a typical campus. Greenfield Community is set up to help students who do better in a non-traditional or flexible learning environment. It often focuses on personalized learning plans, behavioral support, and getting back on track academically. The student body is very diverse, with about 85–90% of students coming from minority groups. This is mostly because the school is located in the Greenfield area of Bakersfield. According to publicly available academic data, students' math skills are below the state average, while their English Language Arts (ELA) skills are closer to, but still slightly below, California standards. This shows that the academic outcomes are mixed. As separate school-level funding numbers are not usually reported, per-pupil spending is in line with district averages. Compared to other parts of California, the area around here is known for having housing that is not too expensive. Overall, Greenfield Community's biggest strength is its small size and personalized support. However, there is still room for improvement in academic performance.