Cloverdale Elementary

Cloverdale Elementary School is a public school in Moreno Valley, California, that serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. The school has about 500 to 600 students and a student-to-teacher ratio of about 22:1, which is a little better than the district average. The main subjects of the academic program are math and English language arts, as well as science, social studies, and social-emotional learning. According to data from U.S. News, about 17% of students are good at math and 21% are good at reading. This shows that many students need extra help with their studies. Cloverdale Elementary has a lot of different kinds of students, and a lot of them come from minority and low-income families. District funding usually averages between $11,000 and $13,000 per student. This money goes toward classroom instruction, intervention programs, and student services. Cloverdale Elementary School is in a residential area of Moreno Valley. It focuses on basic learning and student growth, and it works hard to improve reading and math skills for all grades.

Cloverdale Elementary just became the first elementary school in its area to be named an AVID Showcase School. They got this award because they have a great program that helps kids get ready for college and careers. This program, which started in 2025, has really good teaching and a lot of student participation.

Q1. Does Cloverdale Elementary have programs to help students with their schoolwork?

Ans. Yes, students get extra help with math and reading.

Q2. Are there services for people who are learning English?

Ans. Yes, there are programs to help people learn new languages.

Q3. Does the school have people who can help with problems?

Ans. Yes, there is help with social and emotional issues and counseling.

Q4. Do students get meals?

Ans. Yes, there are programs for breakfast and lunch.

Q5. Do teachers at the school use technology in their classrooms?

Ans. Yes, digital tools are used to help with teaching.