North Beardsley Elementary is a public school in Bakersfield, California, that serves students in grades K–6 in the Beardsley School District. The school has about 900 to 950 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 23:1, which is close to the average for the district. North Beardsley Elementary uses a standards-based approach to teaching, with a focus on reading, math, and the basic skills needed for school. The school offers extra help for students who are learning English, intervention programs for students who are having trouble, and enrichment activities to help all students get ready for school. The student body is very diverse, with more than 90% of students being from minority groups, mostly Hispanic/Latino, and a large number of students coming from low-income families. According to the academic data we have, the average proficiency in English Language Arts is about 18–22% and in Math is about 12–16%. Both of these are below the state averages for California. In general, the amount of money spent on each student is in line with the amount of money the district and state give. The school is in a residential area of Bakersfield where housing is not too expensive. It is an important neighborhood campus. Overall, North Beardsley Elementary shows a strong commitment to inclusive education, with many chances to improve student support systems and academic outcomes.