H. Allen Hight Elementary is a public school in Sacramento, California, that is part of the Natomas Unified School District. It serves students in grades kindergarten through fifth grade. The school has about 800–810 students and a student–teacher ratio of about 24:1, which is a little higher than the state average in California. The students at H. Allen Hight Elementary come from many different backgrounds. About 92% of them are from minority groups, including Black, Asian, Hispanic, White, and multiracial students. The school's academic performance is below the state average for California. On state tests, only about 21% of students are good at math and 30% are good at English language arts (ELA), which puts the school in the bottom half of all schools in the state based on combined test scores. H. Allen Hight Elementary offers core academic programs that meet district standards. It also offers services like English Language Learner (ELL) support and Title I-funded interventions. Social and emotional support and family involvement programs are also important to the school because they help make the school a better place to be. The Natomas area of Sacramento has a mix of residential neighborhoods with different types of housing. Overall, H. Allen Hight Elementary is very diverse and works hard to help students do well in school, with chances to improve their grades.