Captain Leland Norton Elementary

The Muscoy area of San Bernardino, California, is home to Captain Leland Norton Elementary School at 1750 Kendall Drive. The school is for kids in grades K–6. There are about 720 students enrolled. The student–teacher ratio is 23:1. Eighteen percent of people are good at math. 19% of people can read well. There are 51% men and 49% women in the group. The school is a safe and organized place where rules are clear and routines help with daily lessons. Classrooms have schedules that are always the same. Staff work hard to keep students interested and coming to class. The campus is a place where students can learn in a way that focuses on academic responsibility. Captain Leland Norton Elementary School wants to be one of the best elementary schools in California. The price of homes near the school is usually between $295,000 and $450,000. Parents often talk about how reliable the staff is when it comes to communication, and they value how the school focuses on structure, safety, and steady academic guidance.

Recognized for its Clean Air Program for Elementary Students (CAPES) and sustainable campus features, including drought-tolerant landscaping and student-led vegetable gardens used for healthy cooking classes.

Q1. How does the school help students behave the same way in class all the time?

Ans. Staff members in all settings reinforce clear behavioral expectations every day.

Q2. Are the teaching materials the same in all the classrooms?

Ans. Materials are in line with district standards to make sure that lessons are the same for all students.

Q3. How do families find out about changes at school?

Ans. Newsletters, phone calls, and online systems are all ways to share updates.

Q4. Is there supervision before the first bell?

Ans. There is not much supervision available when students arrive.

Q5. What do you do when there are problems in the classroom?

Ans. Teachers follow set rules to get learning back on track quickly.