Easterby Elementary

Easterby Elementary School is located at 225 East Princeton Avenue in the Central Fresno area of Fresno, California. The school serves grades K through 6 with an enrollment of about 635 students and a student–teacher ratio of about 21:1. Math proficiency is around 34%, and reading ability is around 35%. The gender mix is about 49% male and 51% female. The campus provides a consistent and welcoming learning environment for all students. They understand what to expect from daily routines and benefit from supportive interactions with staff, which allows them to concentrate on their academic and social development each day. Houses within the school's community were typically between $260,000 and $420,000, enabling many families to stay close to local schools and community resources. Parents commonly comment that teachers are in frequent communication, receptive to concerns, and show a lifetime commitment to student progress. Easterby Elementary School is working to be the best elementary school in the State of California while continuing to improve academically.

Easterby Elementary School received community support initiatives in December 2025 focused on student recognition and outreach. Local organizations, including Las Palmas Ponderosa Lodge No. 366, awarded bicycles to students who achieved 95% or better attendance, while Netafim partnered with the school to provide toys to first-grade students. The efforts were aimed at encouraging consistent attendance and supporting students during the holiday season.

Q1. In what ways does Easterby Elementary provide families important information?

Ans. The district-approved tools for communication are emails, automated messages, and updates posted on official school platforms.

Q2. What makes the school have certain expectations for how students should act?

Ans. District policies that stress consistency, respect, and a safe learning environment guide behavior expectations.

Q3. What do teachers do about students' health problems during the school day?

Ans. School procedures that follow district health guidelines are used to address health issues.

Q4. How do families find out about changes to the schedule or closures?

Ans. The district tells people about schedule changes and quickly shares them through official channels.

Q5. What can parents do to stay involved in school activities?

Ans. School events, meetings, and regular communication with staff all encourage parents to become involved.