Carlos Gilbert Elementary is a public school in Santa Fe, New Mexico, that is part of the Santa Fe Public Schools district. It serves students from pre-kindergarten to grade 5. The school has about 400 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 15:1, which means that each student can get personalized help and instruction. Carlos Gilbert Elementary focuses on basic reading and math skills, as well as arts, cultural education, and social-emotional learning programs that help students grow in all areas. There are students from many different cultures, but most of them are Hispanic or Latino. There are also students from other racial and ethnic groups. Targeted interventions and enrichment programs help students do well in math and English language arts, which is about the same as the district average. The district gets money for each student to pay for things like classroom supplies, technology, and student support services. Carlos Gilbert Elementary is in a neighborhood with moderate home values that is friendly to families. It benefits from strong parent involvement and a supportive neighborhood. People generally praise the school for being welcoming, focusing on academic growth, and encouraging students to be creative and learn about other cultures.