California Montessori Project – Capitol Campus is a public charter school in Sacramento, California, that teaches kids from kindergarten through eighth grade. The school has about 350 to 360 students, and the student-to-teacher ratio is about 22 to 1, which is about the same as the average for charter schools in California. The campus follows California state academic standards and uses a Montessori teaching style that focuses on hands-on, student-centered learning. In classrooms with kids of all ages, it focuses on independence, practical skills, and working together to solve problems. About 43% of the students are minorities, which means they are Hispanic, Black, Asian, or multiracial. About 40% to 44% of students are good at math, and about 61% are good at English/Reading. This is higher than the average for California. This is what makes the school one of the best in the area. The amount of money each student gets is about the same as what most public charter schools get. It helps pay for core academics and Montessori materials. The median home price in the area around California Montessori Project – Capitol Campus is typical for urban Sacramento. It is known for its Montessori philosophy, strong academics, and supportive learning environment, which all help students grow.