Art Freiler

Art Freiler School is a public K–8 school in Tracy, California, and is part of the Tracy Unified School District. The school has about 766 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 22:1. The classrooms are similar to those in other mid-sized public schools in the area. Art Freiler School focuses on teaching English Language Arts, math, science, and social studies as core subjects. It also helps students grow by providing structured learning and age-appropriate enrichment activities. According to data from U.S. News, about 35% of students score at or above the proficient level in math, and about 36% meet or exceed proficiency standards in reading. Tracy's student body is a favorable reflection of her community because it has a lot of minority students and students from different socioeconomic backgrounds. The state and federal governments give the school money for education, which includes programs that help with teaching materials and student services. In California public schools, the average amount spent on each student is about the same as in other states. Most people consider Art Freiler School to be a stable neighborhood school that serves many different kinds of students and gives them chances to keep learning and growing.

In 2025, Art Freiler School was ranked among the most diverse public K–8 schools in California by Niche, placing #20 out of 1,068 in the category of Most Diverse Public K–8 Schools in the state. The school also ranked #58 among the most diverse public middle schools and #112 among the most diverse public elementary schools in California, reflecting strong multicultural representation across the student body.

Q1. Does the school offer programs that help students learn about the arts?

Ans. Students can take part in visual and performing arts as part of their activities.

Q2. Do teachers want students to work together?

Ans. Strategies for cooperative learning help people work together and solve problems.

Q3. Does the school hold events for the community?

Ans. Seasonal and cultural events get families and the community involved.

Q4. Are there programs for wellness?

Ans. Health and physical education programs help students stay healthy and fit.

Q5. Is it encouraged to develop leadership skills?

Answer: To help students become leaders, they are given roles in school and classroom projects.