Roosevelt Elementary's Principal Valerie Galindo was a key contributor to the late 2025 "State of Our Schools" community briefing, reporting on the school's progress in student wellness.

Q1. How does the school's history affect the way it feels?

Ans. The historic Upper East campus is a respectful place that encourages people to get involved in the community and have a strong sense of academic purpose.

Q2. How many students are there for every teacher at Roosevelt Elementary for the 2026 school year?

Ans. Roosevelt Elementary has a student-teacher ratio of 20 to 1, which makes sure that the school is a good place for 500 students to learn and grow.

Q3. How well do the kids at Roosevelt Elementary read?

Ans. The school says that 60% of its students are good at reading, which shows that it cares about high academic standards and good literacy instruction.

Q4. What does Roosevelt Elementary do to make sure that students feel safe on the big campus?

Ans. Teachers and staff work hard to keep the campus in order so that all 500 students are safe and watched over.

Q5: Why do people often talk about how proud they are of Roosevelt Elementary School?

Ans. Families appreciate the school's long history of academic success and the good communication that keeps parents informed about how their kids are doing in school.