Brook Hill Elementary

Brook Hill Elementary is 1850 Vallejo Street, which is near downtown. The school has 283 students in grades K–6. The student-teacher ratio is 18:1. The percentage of students who are good at math is 12%, and the percentage who are good at reading is 17%. There are 48% female and 52% male in the group. The campus is a safe place that helps students focus on their studies and grow socially. Because the school is small, it feels like a family, and every staff member knows every student by name. To encourage young people to be creative, the weekly schedule includes specialized art and music programs. Classrooms are meant to be flexible so that they can work with different ways of learning and moving around. The school also offers full counseling services to help all of its students with their emotional health. The prices of homes range from $510,000 to $730,000. Parents say that the school's bilingual support and focus on including all students are both very helpful. This school is working hard to become one of the best elementary schools in California. Families living near the downtown core have the unique benefit of living in a city while still feeling like they are in a neighborhood. The area is going through a period of revitalization, with new parks and community centers being built to serve the people who live there. Families like that they can walk to many of the city's cultural landmarks and that the commute to work is short. The school is an important part of this growing neighborhood because it gives everyone a safe and welcoming place to live.

Brook Hill Elementary honored for its Community Hub model, providing expanded family resources and bilingual support services throughout the 2025 school year.

Q1. Is Brook Hill Elementary School taking new students for the school year 2025–2026?

Ans: No, the school closed for good in June 2025 after 63 years of serving the people.

Q2. What happened to the students' grades when the school closed?

Ans. Anyone can see the official records that the Santa Rosa City Schools district administrative office keeps.

Q3. What special things happened when the school closed down for good in the middle of 2025?

Ans. A big "Farewell Fiesta" was held for former students and staff to honor the school's legacy.

Q4. What happened to the school's building and land after it closed?

Ans. The district is currently looking at ideas for how to use the site for educational or community purposes in the future.

Q5: Who was the last principal for the 2024–2025 school year?

Ans. Hector Soto was the last principal of the school before it closed for good.