GO GREEN!

The students of San Joaquin Elementary are shooting for a CST score of 780 or more.

Mrs. Finnigan's class recently completed an research assignment that included publishing their work as a tri-fold brochure using Microsoft Publisher.  A sample of their work is shown below.

Mr. Roider's class has been working on exploring "Mixtures and Solutions".  The tricky part was separating the mixtures.  They used two different types of filters to separate the gravel/water and the powder/water mixtures.  Then to separate the saltwater solution they used evaporation to separate the salt (NaCl) from the water (H20).  Pictures show part this process along with samples of their drawings of the evaporated saltwater solution.

 San Joaquin Elementary celebrated the fall and harvest season.  Fun was had by all during this wonderful community event.  Thanks to all parents, staff, alumni students and UOP volunteers who made this event possible.  Enjoy the look back at this great evening.

At San Joaquin Elementary School we believe that a positive learning environment for all children is a “must”. We believe that responsible behavior, good citizenship, and respect for others are the ...more

Please welcome Vendetta Brown, San Joaquin Elementary's new Principal!  Watch for more information.

School starts at 7:40 am this year.

Invest in your student's education!  Make sure they are at school everyday.  If you need to schedule doctors appointments, make sure they are after school whenever possible.

It is also extremely important that students arrive to school on time everyday.  Every minute in class is important and will help them be successful.

Click Here to learn how you can follow your student's reading progress.  

San Joaquin amoung the leaders of words read in Accelerated Reader last year!  See information below provided by curriculum department.

Students participating in Accelerated Reader at twenty-six schools reached a milestone during the week of March 21 – they collectively read 1 billion words!  That translates to successfully reading, comprehending, and passing a quiz on 134,500 books.   The school that read the most words was Rio Calaveras with 216,638,057, followed by San Joaquin with 156,330,916.  Schools reading 80,000,000 plus words are Skills, King and Fillmore. 

Make sure to read at least 30 minutes per day so we can pass last year's words read.

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