Greentree Elementary

Greentree Elementary School is located at 4200 Manzanita, El Camino Real in Irvine, CA 92604, and serves students in grades K–6 with an enrollment of about 447 learners and a student-teacher ratio around 28 to 1. Approximately 52% of students meet or exceed proficiency in math, and about 61% meet or exceed proficiency in reading based on the latest statewide assessment summaries. The gender mix is about 54% male and 46% female, showing balanced representation. Greentree Elementary embraces a nurturing environment where students are encouraged to grow their academic skills and curiosity through hands-on learning and supportive teacher guidance. Properties within the Greentree attendance zone typically exhibit average values exceeding $1.4 million, providing families with the benefit of close proximity to neighborhood parks, community amenities, and a stable residential market that enhances lifestyle convenience and long-term value. Parents regularly provide positive feedback regarding the compassionate staff and the school's dedication to promoting student confidence and teamwork. With its emphasis on development and community involvement, Greentree Elementary is regarded as one of the best elementary schools in California.

Greentree Elementary received an Innovative Grant award in January 2026. Teachers Tamara Brown, Stephanie Frazier, and Patricia Hanes were awarded the sixth Mega Innovative Grant by the Irvine Public Schools Foundation for their Project SOAR program. The grant supports the implementation of instructional initiatives developed by the school’s teaching team.

Q1. How do parents let the school know when their child is absent?

Ans. Parents tell the school office directly about absences, and the reasons are written down so that attendance can be tracked.

Q2. What does the school do to help with reading instruction?

Ans. The district's literacy curriculum is used in all classrooms to teach reading.

Q3. How do teachers teach students what safety means?

Ans. In the classroom, safety expectations are typically conveyed through the use of routines and consistent practice drills.

Q4. How do parents keep track of important dates?

Ans. School calendars and reminder messages sent to families are two ways that important dates are shared.

Q5. How do you raise concerns when you need to?

Ans. If a parent needs more help, they can go to the administration.