Williams Elementary is a public elementary school in the city of Bakersfield, California. It is a public school in the area that serves kids in kindergarten through fifth grade. There are about 400 to 450 students at the school, and there is one teacher for every 21 students. This makes it easier for teachers to focus and keeps class sizes small. The curriculum at Williams Elementary meets state standards and focuses on basic math and English language arts skills. The school has literacy development programs, hands-on learning activities, and targeted intervention services to help students who need extra help with their schoolwork. Some fun things to do at school are art, music, and technology. The student body is very diverse, with more than 80% of students coming from groups that are not the majority. This is because the area around the school is also very different. According to USA News, 25–28% of students are good at math and 30–33% are good at English Language Arts. These numbers are lower than the state averages for California, but they are normal for schools that serve similar communities. The amount of money spent on each student is usually in line with the amount of money the district and state give to help with student services and teaching programs. Williams Elementary is in a neighborhood in Bakersfield where the average home price isn't too high. Families and the community help the school a lot. The school cares about the basics and is always trying to make things better for its students.