Leonardo Da Vinci is a public K–8 school in Sacramento, California. The Sacramento City Unified School District has it. The school has about 825 to 830 students in kindergarten through eighth grade, and there is one teacher for every 22 students. Leonardo Da Vinci is known for its theme-based, integrated approach to teaching, which mixes core subjects with arts and science to help students develop their creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. There are a lot of different kinds of students at the school. About two-thirds of them are Hispanic, Asian, Black, White, or multiracial. According to USA News, students at Leonardo Da Vinci do better in school than most students in the state. About half of the students are good at math, and about 65% are good at English. The amount of money spent on each student fits within the district's budget and helps pay for a lot of different teaching and enrichment activities. The school is in a well-known part of Sacramento where homes aren't too expensive. The community is involved, and the learning environment is good, which makes things better. Leonardo Da Vinci is a great school because it has a lot of different kinds of students, does well in school, and balances creative activities with core learning.