Bret Harte Elementary is a public school in Sacramento, California. It is in the Sacramento City Unified School District. There are about 185 to 190 students in Kindergarten through 6th grade at the school. The ratio of students to teachers is about 19 to 1, which is a little lower than the state average. Bret Harte Elementary School teaches the basics of math, science, social studies, and English language arts. It also has social-emotional learning programs, music, STEAM activities, and other activities outside of school to help students learn more. The student body is very diverse; about 87% of students are minorities, which includes Hispanic, Black, Asian, White, and multiracial children. Based on grades, about 10–14% of students are good at math and 20–24% are good at English/reading. This is less than the average for California. The amount of money given to each student is similar to what most public school districts and states give. This money helps pay for services for students and lessons in the classroom. The school is in the Curtis Park and Oak Park neighborhoods of Sacramento. The average price of a home there is similar to what you would find in other cities in California. People know it for its friendly atmosphere and close-knit community. Even though test scores show where things could be better, Bret Harte Elementary's diversity and engagement programs are a great place to start for more growth.