Dunham Elementary School is a public school in Petaluma, California, that serves kindergarten through sixth grade students. It is part of the Dunham Elementary School District. The school has about 170 students and a student–teacher ratio of 30:1, which means that the classes are bigger than the state average. The school has a core academic program that includes reading, language arts, math, science, and social studies. It also has enrichment activities like music, drama, and gardening. Recent data shows that 25% of students are good at math and 75% are good at reading and writing. This shows that they are good at reading and writing, but there is room for improvement in math. Dunham Elementary has a student body that is fairly diverse, with about a third of students identifying as Hispanic or another minority group. About 20–30% of students take part in free or low-cost lunch programs, which shows that they come from a wide range of socioeconomic backgrounds. The school is in a semi-rural area and is known for being family-friendly and getting involved in the community.