Madison Elementary School is a public school in Stockton, California, for kids in grades K–8. It is in a big city and is part of the Stockton Unified School District. There are about 730 students at the school, which means there is one teacher for every 25 students. There are 29 full-time equivalent teachers and two full-time school counselors to help them. The kids who go to Madison Elementary come from all kinds of backgrounds, just like the people who live nearby. There are about 46% girls and 52% boys in the school, and many of them are from minority groups. About 79% of the students come from families with low incomes. This shows how important the school is for families with different financial needs. The main subjects taught are those that meet California's standards, and students also get extra help with their health and literacy. Data from U.S. News says that 12% of students are good at math and 21% are good at English Language Arts. These numbers are lower than the averages for the state. In Stockton, urban schools usually get a lot of money from their districts, so the amount spent per student is usually in line with those levels.