Laurelwood Elementary

Laurelwood Elementary School is situated at 955 Teal Drive in the Laurelwood area. This institution serves students from kindergarten through fifth grade. Total enrollment stands at 538 students with a student–teacher ratio of 23:1. Math proficiency is 80% and reading proficiency is 80%. The student population gender mix is 47% female and 53% male. The school maintains a supportive and inclusive environment for all diverse learners. Faculty members work to create a stable learning atmosphere that encourages curiosity and steady progress. The facility is designed to accommodate a range of primary educational needs within a safe neighborhood setting. Extensive library resources are available to students to promote literacy and research skills throughout the year. Housing costs nearby generally fall between $1,560,000 and $2,400,000. Families appreciate the clear and frequent communication provided by the school administration and staff. Parents describe the educational experience as balanced and highly beneficial for long-term student success. This institution is one of the best elementary schools in California.

In January 2026, Laurelwood Elementary made the news when students put on an event that brought history to life for the community. This year, the school is adding new calming areas to help students' mental health and emotional strength even more. Some students from the site were also chosen to play in state-level music groups that are very well-known.

Q1. Does Laurelwood Elementary School have any science fairs or technology shows every year where kids can show off their work?

Ans. Yes, every year the school has a science and engineering fair where students can show judges their original research and creative ideas.

Q2. What does Laurelwood Elementary School say about letting people from the neighborhood use the playground?

Ans. Anyone can use the playground most of the time, like on weekends and after school, as long as they follow the posted safety rules.

Q3. How does Laurelwood Elementary School help kids move up a grade so they can do well in school and make new friends?

Ans. Teachers talk about their students and share information and plans with each other at "articulation" meetings. This helps make sure that each child's needs are met as they move up a grade.

Q4.Are there any clubs or groups of students at Laurelwood Elementary School that run for the school year 2026?

Ans. Students can start or join clubs that focus on things they like, like chess, art, or protecting the environment, with the help of a faculty advisor.

Q5.How does Laurelwood Elementary School get people in the area to help with its yearly projects that make the school better and raise money for students?

Ans. The school works with local groups to raise money for things like activities and supplies for the classroom. They do this by putting on events for everyone in the community, such as walk-a-thons and silent auctions.