Taft Elementary is a public school in Stockton, California, a big city, for kids in grades K–8. The school has about 459 students and 21 teachers for every 21 students. This is better than the average for the district. There are 22 full-time equivalent teachers and two full-time school counselors. Taft Elementary has a wide range of students, with 48% girls and 52% boys. About 86% of the students come from families with low incomes, which is similar to the demographics of the Stockton community. The school teaches math, English Language Arts, and science, and it also has programs to help English learners, differentiated instruction, and basic skill development to meet the needs of all students. U.S. News says that 16% of students are good at math and 22% are good at reading. This means that there is room for improvement and help in specific subjects that are important. The amount of money each student gets is the same as what public schools in the district usually get. In general, Taft Elementary is a well-organized and helpful place to learn. It focuses on helping students with their basic academics and is always trying to make things better.