Eldridge Elementary

Eldridge Elementary is a public school in Hayward, California, for students in grades K–6. It has about 286 students and a student-teacher ratio of 19:1. Eldridge Elementary focuses on reading, writing and math, as well as social and emotional learning to help students grow both academically and personally. USA News says that 22% of students are good at math and 37% are good at reading. The school has a wide range of students and offers targeted help to help them do well in school. Eldridge Elementary has programs in the arts, STEM and physical education to help students get a well-rounded education. The school's commitment to small class sizes and personalized help makes it a good place for students to learn, even though proficiency rates show where they need to improve, making it one of the top schools in California.

Local video coverage shows Eldridge Elementary School students participating in community events such as a Mannequin Challenge at the Hayward Rotary Dictionary event, underscoring opportunities for student visibility and positive involvement beyond regular classroom activities.

Q1: Do you have programs that help students learn more outside of regular class time?

Ans. Yes, there are activities to help with school and learning.

Q2: Do the arts get taught at Tyrrell Elementary School?

Ans. Yes, students can join programs for music, art, and creative learning.

Q3. How does technology help teachers?

Ans. Teachers use modern digital tools in the classroom to make lessons better.

Q4. Are there services that help students?

Ans. Yes, counseling and support programs help students get what they need.

Q5. How does the school get families and parents to help?

Ans. Parents are encouraged to get involved in school events, volunteer programs, and family activities.