Westlake Elementary School is affiliated with the Santa Cruz City School District. Located in Santa Cruz, Calif., the school offers a variety of educational and cocurricular programs to students in grades kindergarten through five. It offers various programs, including English, arts, music, science, social studies, mathematics, and computer and physical education. Westlake Elementary School also provides media studies, special education, speech, and odyssey of the mind programs. The school additionally offers various after school care and preschool programs. It provides a life laboratory that offers a variety of projects, such as automated irrigation, vegetable cart and spring plant sale. Westlake Elementary School also provides the Westlake arts program, which is supported by various funding agencies, including the David and Lucile Packard Foundation and City of Santa Cruz Parcel Taxes department.
Santa Cruz Children's School fosters intellectual curiosity, creativity, and kindness in elementary-aged students, grades Kindergarten through 6th grade.
Green Acres Elementary School is a California distinguished school that serves students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers a variety of educational programs for the intellectual, physical, social, spiritual and emotional development of students. The school s academic curriculum includes various subjects, such as English, mathematics, music, art, social studies and science. Its library stocks more than 10,000 books, over 50 videos and nearly 18 computer stations with Internet access. The school s parent-teacher organization, Green Acres Home and School Club, sponsors and organizes free game, art and magic nights throughout the school year. It also funds cultural and educational assemblies and other enriching programs for students. Green Acres Elementary School is administered by the Live Oak School District and is located in Santa Cruz, Calif.
Holy Cross School is located at 150 Emmet Street, CA 95060 Santa Cruz, at the corner of Mission and High Streets, one block east of Highway 1, which turns into Mission Street within the city of Santa Cruz.Santa Cruz County mapsDirections if driving from San Jose and points north along California Route 880 southbound ( also called "Highway 17" Southbound ): Take Highway 17 over the Santa Cruz Mountains into Santa Cruz, where 17 will turn into Highway 1. Take Highway 1 North, following the signs to Half Moon Bay, through one stoplight. At the second stoplight, this is Mission Street, turn left and drive two short blocks to the Mission Plaza Park on your left. At Emmet Street Holy Cross Elementary School is at the corner.Directions if driving from San Francisco and points north along Highway 1 southbound: Take Highway 1 South all the way into Santa Cruz. Highway 1 turns into Mission Street. Follow Mission Street ( 8 stoplights from Western Drive ) to the Mission Plaza Park on your left. At Emmet Street, Holy Cross Elementary School is at the corner.Directions if driving from Monterey and points south along Highway 1 northbound: Take Highway 1 north into Santa Cruz, following the signs to Half Moon Bay, through one stoplight. At the second stoplight, this is Mission Street, turn left and drive two short blocks to the Mission Plaza Park on your left. At Emmet Street Holy Cross Elementary School is at the corner.Copyright 2011 Holy Cross School - A Private Catholic School in Santa Cruz.
Del Mar Elementary School, one of five schools in the Live Oak School District, offers classes from preschool through fifth grade. Its curriculum includes phonetic learning of the English language, science, Spanish, social studies, mathematics, music, and performing and visual arts. Located in Santa Cruz, Calif., its core curricula and instructional programs in all areas are aligned with the state standards. Its teachers receive training in many areas, including math, language arts and early literacy. The school has various math materials that help students understand concepts and learn computational skills, and its library provides a wide range of books for teaching reading, language arts and social studies. It encourages parents to become involved through the school site council, English learners advisory committee and the home and school club. Parents are also encouraged to volunteer in the classroom, attend field trips and help with fundraising activities for the school.
