Brentwood Elementary, also known as the Brentwood School of Environmental Studies, recently received Silver status in the California PBIS statewide program for its dedication to creating a safe and supportive learning environment. The Brentwood Beautification Project is also bringing new drought-tolerant landscaping, walkways, and seating areas to the area around the school, which is helping to revitalize the neighborhood. The academy has also made its academics more flexible for the 2025–2026 school year by adding a new independent study option for TK–6th grade students. This option includes dedicated teacher support and technology provided by the district.

Q1. Does Brentwood Elementary have programs for kids with special needs?

Ans. Yes, Brentwood Elementary helps students with individualized education plans (IEPs).

Q2. What kind of setting do you have in your classroom?

Ans. Brentwood Elementary has a friendly and organized classroom where students can feel free to ask questions, take part, and learn at their own pace.

Q3. Are there activities that add to what students learn?

Ans. Students do creative and educational things outside of their main lessons.

Q4. How do families stay involved?

Ans. The school keeps lines of communication open and encourages family involvement.

Q5. How does the school feel?

Ans. Brentwood Elementary is a school where students can learn in a safe and respectful environment.