Davis Elementary is a public school in Stockton, California, that serves students in grades K–6 in a large suburb. There are about 351 students at the school, and there are 14 full-time equivalent teachers, which means that the student–teacher ratio is 25:1. There are no full-time school counselors on staff right now. Davis Elementary has a diverse student body, with 44% female and 56% male students. About 83% of the students come from low-income families, which shows how important the school is in helping families with big needs. Data on academic performance shows that 8% of students do well enough in math to be considered proficient, and 28% do well enough in reading (ELA) to be considered proficient. These results show where students can still grow academically and where they need extra help with their lessons. Davis Elementary focuses on standards-based teaching and programs that help students improve their basic reading and writing skills. The school is in a suburban area of Stockton, which makes it a close-knit place to learn. Davis Elementary is a good school because it has a diverse student body, dedicated teachers, and chances for students to do better in school.