Hamilton TK-8

Hamilton TK-8 School is located at 5530 Nave Dr . The school serves grades TK–8 with a total enrollment of 520 students. The student–teacher ratio is 21:1. Math proficiency is 26% and reading proficiency is 31%. The gender mix is 49% female and 51% male. The campus keeps an academic atmosphere that puts student progress and core competency first. In a structured setting, teachers work to help students build basic skills. Staff members keep an eye on how students are doing by giving them regular tests. The way the building is laid out makes it easy for young learners to get around. Every day, the facilities are kept clean and organized for lessons. The way classrooms are set up makes the most of natural light to create a productive space. New technology has been added to help visual learning tools. In this neighborhood, homes cost between $850,000 and $1,350,000. Parents like that they can clearly understand what their kids need to do in class and what their goals are. Families notice that the teachers always try to keep everyone up to date. The staff is working hard to make this one of the best elementary schools in California.

Hamilton TK-8 School is now having parent-teacher conferences in the middle of the year to talk about how students are doing in school and what they want to accomplish in the spring semester. We are still adding the "Portrait of a Graduate" skills to the TK-8 curriculum on campus so that all students are ready for high school. Families are also getting ready for events that will happen all over the district after the new traditional school year calendar for 2025–2026 comes out.

Q1. Is there a bridge program at Hamilton TK-8 School for students moving from elementary to middle school?

Ans. The school sets up special orientation days when fifth graders follow middle school students around to help them make the switch to middle school easier.

Q2. What are the rules for Hamilton TK-8 School students using their cell phones during the day?

Ans. From the first bell to the last bell, devices must be turned off and put away in lockers or backpacks.

Q3. How does Hamilton TK-8 School handle the different lunch times for kids in primary and middle school?

Ans. The campus uses a staggered lunch schedule to make sure that younger and older students have their own, age-appropriate places to play.

Q4. Are there any sports teams for older kids at Hamilton TK-8 School that they can compete on?

Ans. Students in grades six through eight can try out for basketball, volleyball, and track teams that play against other schools in the area.

Q5. Does Hamilton TK-8 School have a special place for students to work on media or technology projects?

Ans. Students can use a special innovation lab to work on coding, digital editing, and other STEAM projects that require them to work together.