Palms Elementary

Palms Elementary School is located at 255 East Morgan Street in Perris. It serves 600 students in grades K-6. There is a student-teacher ratio of 25:1 for instructional purposes. Math proficiency is 17% and reading proficiency is 26%. The gender mix is 48% female and 52% male. The school provides a safe and supportive space for all of its students to learn and grow. The building has a central courtyard and separate areas for teaching young children how to read and write. The administrative offices are at the front of the campus so they can control who can enter. Most of the students who go to the school live within two miles of it. A literacy coach works with small groups to make sure that all students are reading at the right level by third grade. The school's "Student of the Month" assemblies are all about rewarding good behavior and being a good citizen. Prices for homes in the area range from $460,000 to $595,000. Families like the academic resources and the regular updates on how their children are doing. This school wants to be one ofthe best elementary schools in California.

Recent district performance reports show that Palms Elementary is celebrating recent improvements in students' reading skills. Recently, the school held a successful "Paws for Reading" event to get families to read more at home. Right now, people are getting ready for the annual PESD Fun Run, which will take place in April 2026.

Q1. Are there any coding or robotics classes at Palms Elementary School?

Ans. The media center curriculum and special events like the "Hour of Code" every year teach kids the basics of coding.

Q2. What is the name of the Palms Elementary School mascot?

Ans. The Tiger is the school's mascot. It stands for the pride and fierce academic spirit of the students and teachers.

Q3. Is there a choir at Palms Elementary School?

Ans. The campus choir is open to students in grades four through six. They sing at local events and district festivals.

Q4. How does Palms Elementary School talk to parents who don't speak English?

Ans. To make sure that everyone in the community can read them, all school flyers and digital messages are in both English and Spanish.

Q5. Do students at Palms Elementary School go on field trips?

Ans. Every year, each grade level goes on at least one educational field trip to add to what they learn in the classroom.