Berylwood Elementary is still using its award-winning California Gold Ribbon literacy program, which has helped a lot of students read better this year. It is one of only two SVUSD schools that requires uniforms, which helps it stay focused on school identity and academic rigor. The school is getting ready for its priority enrollment period for Transitional Kindergarten, which ends on March 20, 2026.

Q1. What are the rules for uniforms or dress codes at Berylwood Elementary?

Ans. Every day, students must wear navy blue or white collared shirts and navy blue or khaki pants.

Q2. Does Berylwood Elementary offer extra help for students who are learning English?

Ans. The school has an English Language Development (ELD) program to help students who don't speak English as a first language become fluent in reading, writing, and speaking.

Q3. How often do Berylwood Elementary students practice emergency drills?

Ans. The school holds fire drills every month and earthquake or lockdown drills every so often to make sure that all students and staff are ready.

Q4. Are Berylwood Elementary students allowed to play in any sports leagues after school?

Ans. The school is mostly about academics, but it works with local recreation groups to offer different sports on campus.

Q5. Does Berylwood Elementary have a transitional kindergarten program right now?

Ans. Yes, the school has a Transitional Kindergarten (TK) class that helps four-year-olds get ready for kindergarten.