Santa Ana Unified School District elementary schools

Main article: Santa Ana Unified School District

This article provides information on Santa Ana Unified School District elementary schools.

Adams Elementary School

Adams Elementary School is named after John Adams, the second President of the United States.

• Adams Elementary School Webpage

Carver Elementary School

Carver Elementary School is named after George Washington Carver.

• Carver Elementary School Webpage

Davis Elementary School

Davis Elementary School is named after Wallace Ray Davis.

• Davis Elementary School Webpage

Diamond Elementary School

Diamond Elementary School .

• Diamond Elementary School Webpage

Edison Elementary School

• Edison Elementary School Webpage

Esqueda Elementary School

Esqueda Elementary School is named after Manuel Esqueda, a Santa Ana philanthropist.^[1]

• Esqueda Elementary School Webpage

Franklin Elementary School

• Franklin Elementary School Webpage

Fremont Elementary School

Fremont Elementary School is a large elementary school with an enrollment of 810 students in Kindergarten through 5th Grade.

• Fremont Elementary School Webpage

Garfield Elementary School

Garfield Elementary School is an elementary school that offers Pre-K through fifth grade. Garfield is named after the 20th President of the United States, James A. Garfield. The school principal of this school is Nancy-Diaz Miller. Garfield Elementary School is the proud Home of the Gators.

• Garfield Elementary School Webpage

Grant Elementary School

• Grant Elementary School Webpage

Greenville Fundamental School

• Greenville Fundamental School Webpage

Harvey Elementary School

• Harvey Elementary School Webpage

Heninger Elementary School

• Heninger Elementary School Webpage

Hoover Elementary School

• Hoover Elementary School Webpage

Jackson Elementary School

Jackson elementary is named after the seventh president, Andrew Jackson

• Jackson Elementary School Webpage

Jefferson Elementary School

• Jefferson Elementary School Webpage

Kennedy Elementary School

• Kennedy Elementary School Webpage

King Elementary School

• King Elementary School Webpage

Lincoln Elementary School

• Lincoln Elementary School Webpage

Lowell Elementary School

• Lowell Elementary School Webpage

Madison Elementary School

• Madison Elementary School Webpage

Martin Elementary School

Martin Elementary School is named after aviation pioneer Glenn Luther Martin.

• Martin Elementary School Webpage

Monroe Elementary School

• Monroe Elementary School Webpage

Monte Vista Elementary School

• Monte Vista Elementary School Webpage

Muir Fundamental School

Muir Fundamental was a 2011 Blue Ribbon Award winner.^[2]

• Muir Elementary School Webpage

Remington Elementary School

• Remington Elementary School Webpage

Romero-Cruz Elementary School

Romero-Cruz Elementary School is named after Santa Ana teacher Lydia Romero-Cruz.

• Romero-Cruz Elementary School Webpage

Roosevelt Elementary School

• Roosevelt Elementary School Webpage

Santiago Elementary School

• Santiago Elementary School Webpage

Sepulveda Elementary School

• Sepulveda Elementary School Webpage

Taft Elementary School

• Taft Elementary School Webpage

Thorpe Fundamental School

Thorpe was a 2011 Blue Ribbon Award winner.^[3]

• Thorpe Fundamental School Webpage

Walker Elementary School

• Walker Elementary School Webpage

Washington Elementary School

• Washington Elementary School Webpage

Wilson Elementary School

• Wilson Elementary School Webpage

References

1. ^ "A Lesson in Elementary Philanthropy, Manuel Esqueda", Somos Primos, July 2005
2. ^ Blume, Howard (15 September 2011). "Local campuses named national 'blue ribbon' schools". Los Angeles Times. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/09/local-campuses-named-national-blue-ribbon-schools.html. Retrieved 15 September 2011. 
3. ^ Blume, Howard (15 September 2011). "Local campuses named national 'blue ribbon' schools". Los Angeles Times. http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/lanow/2011/09/local-campuses-named-national-blue-ribbon-schools.html. Retrieved 15 September 2011. 

External links

• SAUSD Webpage
• SAUSD Elementary School Webpage