Glenwood Elementary

Glenwood Elementary is a public school in Sacramento, California, that serves students in grades K–6 as part of the Robla Elementary School District. The school has about 470–480 students and a student–teacher ratio of about 24:1, which is a little higher than the average in California. The students at Glenwood Elementary come from a wide range of backgrounds. About 95% of them are minorities, including Hispanic, Black, Asian, White, and Pacific Islander. Many of the students come from families with low incomes, so the school takes part in Title I programs to help them do better in school. Data on academic performance show that only about 19% of students are good at math and only about 24% are good at English language arts (ELA) on state tests. These numbers are lower than the state averages. In response, the school focuses on basic skills, targeted intervention programs, and organized help in the classroom. The area around North Sacramento has a mix of residential neighborhoods with homes that are affordable in different ways. Overall, Glenwood Elementary is very dedicated to serving a diverse group of students.

Glenwood Elementary recently recognized students through the district’s “Terrific Ten” program, highlighting leadership, effort, and positive school involvement.

Q1. What after-school activities are available at Glenwood Elementary?

Ans. Glenwood Elementary has clubs and activities like art, music, physical education, and enrichment clubs that help students explore their interests outside of school.

Q2. Are there after-school programs at Glenwood Elementary?

Ans. Yes. Yes, the school has after-school programs that help students with their schoolwork, offer fun activities, and provide supervised care for students who are already enrolled.

Q3. What does the school do to help students who are learning English as a second language (ELL)?

Ans. Glenwood Elementary helps ELL students improve their English skills by offering specialized instruction, language development programs, and accommodations in the classroom.

Q4. What steps are being taken to keep students safe?

Ans. The school follows district safety rules to keep the learning environment safe. These rules include controlled access to the campus, emergency drills, and staff supervision.

Q5. What can parents or guardians do to stay involved with the school?

Ans. Families can stay involved by going to parent meetings, volunteering, going to school events, and talking to teachers and other school staff on a regular basis.