Marjorie H. Tobias Elementary

Daly City's Marjorie H. Tobias Elementary is a public school for kids in grades K–5. The school has 307 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 20:1, which is about average for public schools in California. English Language Arts and math are the main subjects taught, but they also teach science, social studies, and social-emotional learning that meets state standards. There are a lot of different kinds of students, and more than 80% of them are not white. The reason for this is that Daly City is a city with many cultures. Data shows that students are usually good at math 67% of the time, and at English Language Arts 77% of the time. This shows that students are doing well but could do better. In California, the average amount spent on each student is about $12,000 a year. The school is in a suburban area where homes cost more than the national average. It serves a community of stable homes. Overall, Marjorie H. Tobias Elementary is a good school, and they are always trying to help their students do better in school.

This spring, Marjorie H. Tobias Elementary School continues to have strong community involvement. The Parent-Teacher Organization is actively funding enrichment events like assemblies, field trips, and the annual walkathon to help students learn and connect with each other.

Q1. Does Marjorie H. Tobias Elementary have a group for parents and teachers?

Ans. Yes, a lot of families are part of a parent-teacher association or a similar group that helps with school events, fundraising, and activities that bring people together all year long.

Q2. What kinds of library materials can students use?

Ans. The school has a library with books, reading programs, and research materials that are appropriate for each age group. These are meant to help students improve their reading skills and get them to read on their own.

Q3. Can you get health care on campus?

Ans. A school nurse or health aide usually provides basic health services, such as first aid, health screenings, and working with families to meet the medical needs of students.

Q4. Does the school plan field trips or activities that let students learn by doing?

Ans. Yes, grade levels can go on field trips and do hands-on learning activities that go along with what they learn in class and help them understand things better.

Q5: How does the school help new students who join in the middle of the year?

Ans. The school usually helps new students get used to school by giving them orientation, introducing them to their classmates, and counseling them.