Meadow View Elementary

At 2665 Dutton Meadow, you'll find Meadow View Elementary. This school has 415 students and serves grades K–6. The student-teacher ratio is 20:1. 21% of people are good at math and 21% are good at reading. There are 51% female and 49% male in the group. The campus is a place where people can work together and have good social interactions. Staff members use restorative justice techniques to create a caring, supportive school community where everyone feels heard. Small-group interventions that aim to improve basic skills in math and language arts support the academic program. Students can use a number of digital tools that help them learn in ways that are best for them. The school also stresses the importance of environmental science through its outdoor learning programs and goals for making the campus more sustainable. These activities help students feel responsible for the world while also doing well in school. The prices of homes in the area range from $500,000 to $720,000. Parents often praise the school's community garden projects and the ways families can get involved. This school wants to be one of the best elementary schools in California. The Dutton Meadow area is a lively, growing neighborhood with a mix of older homes and new ones. Families like that the neighborhood is easy to walk around in and that there are parks nearby where kids can hang out. The local real estate market has a lot of different types of homes that are appealing to both first-time buyers and families that are growing. The administration and active parent-teacher organizations work together to plan seasonal festivals and educational workshops for the community. This spirit of working together makes sure that the neighborhood stays a good place to raise a family.

Meadow View Elementary honored for its 2025 Community Garden Partnership, which provides fresh produce to local families through a student-run harvest program.

Q1. What is the school's literacy goal for the primary grades by 2025?

Ans. The "Mallard Reading Quest" wants 90% of third graders to be able to read well by giving them small-group help every day.

Q2. What role does technology play in the math curriculum for 2025?

Ans. Students use interactive spatial-temporal math software to help them understand math concepts and see how to solve hard problems.

Q3. What new things about the 2025 playground make it easier for everyone to play?

Ans. To help kids get along better during recess, the campus recently added sensory-friendly equipment and a "buddy bench."

Q4. Will there be any resources for students' mental health in 2025?

Ans. The answer is that a special "Wellness Den" gives students a safe place to do mindfulness exercises and control their feelings all day long.

Q5: What can parents do to help with the school garden project in 2025?

Ans. The "Green Thumbs" parent group meets once a month to care for the campus garden and teach students how to garden.