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Camellia Elementary School is a public elementary school in Sacramento. The principal of Camellia Elementary School is Kathleen Kingsbury and can be contacted at kingsbuk@sac-city.k12.ca.us. 480 children attend Camellia Elementary School and are mostly Asian; Hispanic; and Black, non-Hispanic. 38% of the Camellia Elementary School students are "limited in English proficiency." 68% of the 480 students here have subsidized lunches. The ratio of students to teachers at Camellia Elementary School is 20:1. Samuel Kennedy Elementary School is one of the nearest elementary schools.

Student Ethnicities

Ethnicity School District
Asian 52% 20%
Hispanic 21% 33%
Black, non-Hispanic 14% 21%
White, non-Hispanic 11% 21%
Filipino 1% 1%
Native American or Native Alaskan 0.9% 1%
Pacific Islander 0.6% 2%
Unspecified 0.2% 0.7%

Student Subgroups

Subgroup School District
Students eligible for free or reduced-price lunch program 68% 65%
Limited English proficiency 38% 26%

Community Rating & Reviews

  • (1 year ago)

    I am a grandmother of 2 who attend this school. I can say the school is great the teachers are very helpful not only to their students but also when I have had a question or two.

  • (3 years ago)

    i have one child that completed all 7 years at camellia and he is doing great. my other one has just started intermediate classes. the teachers are very supportive and want the parents to be involved.

  • (5 years ago)

    Academics are tougher than any other schools I ever sent my child to....a lot of homework prepares them well but could be too much for some kids to have five to eight assignments of homework each night it takes some used to! I love the school teachers ares strict and wonderful!

  • (6 years ago)

    This is the best public school I know of! If you can send your child(ren)her do it!

  • (7 years ago)

    I am a parent of 2 student who went to Camellia. Camellia is a wonderful learning environment for students. The students are taught the basics of reading writing and math as well as to always act in an acceptable manner be responible for their actions by accepting consequences for improper behavior/actions and always be respectful of others. Students are taught how important school is and it shows by the high state API score that it has recieved yearly and all the other awards the school has earned. The students are proud of their school and their accomplishments. This school proves that a school with a large amount of disadventaged and ELL students can be high performing school.

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