Roosevelt Elementary

Roosevelt Elementary School is located at 2600 North Garfield Avenue in the Central Unified area of Fresno, California. The school serves grades K through 6 with an enrollment of about 471 students and a student–teacher ratio of about 24:1. About 16% of students are proficient in math and about 22% are proficient in reading on recent state assessments. The gender mix is roughly 56% male and 44% female. The campus has a strong sense of community and strength, with teachers and students working together through tough times. Students are encouraged to treat each other with respect, and staff focus on keeping things consistent and following daily routines that help both learning and social skills grow. Homes near the school usually cost between $260,000 and $420,000, so families have good options for places to live close to parks, stores, and public transport, with a short drive to school. Parents say that staff are thoughtful when answering questions, keep them updated on progress, and try hard to help students understand what's expected. With current test results and focused efforts to improve, Roosevelt Elementary School is working to become one of the top elementary schools in California.

Roosevelt Elementary School expanded its campus offerings in 2025 to include a preschool program. The addition welcomes the Little Roadrunners preschool group to the campus through a partnership with Central Unified School District. The expansion supports early childhood development and strengthens the transition into elementary education.

Q1. How does Roosevelt Elementary keep families informed year-round?

Ans. Families stay informed through district-approved emails, automated calls, and official school updates.

Q2. Who manages daily operations at the school?

Ans. Daily operations are managed by school administrators following district policies.

Q3. How are school-wide expectations communicated to students?

Ans. School-wide expectations are communicated through clear rules, daily routines, and staff supervision.

Q4. How does the school handle student health concerns?

Ans. Student health concerns are handled through established school health procedures aligned with district guidance.

Q5. How do families raise questions or concerns?

Ans. You raise questions or concerns by contacting teachers or administrators through official communication channels.