The Bellevue district is home to Bellevue Elementary School, which is at 3223 Primrose Avenue. There are 407 students in grades K–6 at this school. The student-teacher ratio is 21:1. 22% of people can read well, and 24% of people can do math well. Male make up 52% of the population, while female make up 48%. The campus is designed to make students feel like they belong and want to keep learning. The school's "growth mindset" philosophy is not like those of other schools. It tells students to look at problems as chances to learn and grow. The new playground and multipurpose room are where all of the school's assemblies and physical education classes take place. Teachers put a lot of emphasis on helping each student with their language skills in a way that works for them. The school makes sure that all the kids can concentrate on their schoolwork by giving them a schedule that is easy to follow and doesn't change. Most houses in the area cost between $490,000 and $680,000. Parents like that the school has a lot of after-school activities and focuses a lot on reading and writing. This school wants to be one of the best elementary schools in California. People in Bellevue live very close to each other. They often work together on projects to make the area better and have fun at the same time. People like living here because the houses are cheap and there are good public transportation and services nearby. Parents often go to "Family Literacy Nights" at school, which help kids put what they learn at home and at school together. This spirit of working together makes a network of support that helps both the students and the people who live nearby.