The McFadden Institute of Technology is the topmost school in Santa Ana, California, enrolls 1074 students in grades K–8 having 56 full-time teachers and 2 full-time school counselors. About 14% of students are good at math and 21% are proficient in reading. McFadden has a student-teacher ratio of about 19:1 with student population of 47% female students and 53% male students in the school. Most of the students who go to McFadden go on to local high schools like Santa Ana High School and Segerstrom High School. These schools have produced many successful local athletes and community leaders, but there are no well-known national celebrities who are directly linked to McFadden's feeder pattern. For families looking for a place to live in the area, three-bedroom rentals in Santa Ana usually cost between $3,000 and $4,000 a month, depending on the neighborhood, size, and amenities.

Recently, the campus held the district's Budget and LCAP Town Hall, where families could give their thoughts on the Local Control and Accountability Plan for 2026–2027.

Q1. What does the McFadden Institute of Technology do?

Ans: The school puts a lot of emphasis on using technology and learning how to use computers.

Q2. Does the school serve breakfast and lunch?

Ans: Yes, there are meal services every day.

Q3. Is there transportation?

Ans: Transportation is available based on the rules for eligibility in the district.

Q4. How do you grade students?

Ans: Students take state tests and tests that are given in class.

Q5. How does the school promote new ideas?

Ans: Hands-on activities and project-based learning are important.