Mupu Elementary

Mupu Elementary School is located at 4410 North Ojai Road. The school serves 145 students in grades K–8. The student–teacher ratio is 19:1. Math proficiency is 32% and reading proficiency is 47%. The gender mix is 51% female and 49% male. The school environment focuses on safety and respect for everyone, even though the students come from different backgrounds. Teachers try to get along with all the families. The school encourages a culture of kindness in all grades. People use shared outdoor spaces to hang out with each other under supervision. There are rules in place to make sure everyone is treated with respect and included. There are a number of shaded areas on campus that students can use when it's warm outside. Staff members use positive reinforcement to get students to come to school every day. Most homes in the area are worth between $550,000 and $920,000. People in the community say that teachers are very quick to answer questions about how students act and how they are growing socially. Parents like how quickly emails and phone calls are answered. The school is working hard to become one of the best elementary schools in California.

Families are actively involved in the 2026 enrollment process for new transitional kindergarten and kindergarten students at Mupu Elementary. The school still stresses its rural roots and small class sizes as important parts of its learning environment. Students are now doing spring activities and getting ready for their end-of-year tests.

Q1. Does Mupu Elementary School provide transportation for students who live in the canyon areas outside of town?

Ans. The school runs its own bus route so that students from the nearby rural community can easily get to campus.

Q2. What makes the middle school program at Mupu Elementary School different from other middle schools?

Ans. In the small K-8 setting, middle schoolers can be mentors and friends to younger students in a close-knit environment.

Q3. How often does Mupu Elementary School have community meetings for its students?

Ans. Every Monday morning, the whole school gets together for a flag ceremony to talk about the week's goals and celebrate what the students have done well.

Q4. Is it okay for students at Mupu Elementary School to bring their own laptops to class?

Ans. The school has all the technology it needs on-site, so students usually don't need to bring their own electronic devices to class.

Q5. Is there a student-run garden or farming program at Mupu Elementary School?

Ans. Students help take care of the campus landscape and learn about farming in the area by planting and harvesting crops at different times of the year.