The San Bruno Park School District is comprised of seven elementary schools and one middle school, with a total…More enrollment of more than 2,600 students. The schools in the district have received a number of accolades, including California Distinguished School awards, California Business for Excellence in Education awards and Danford Foundation Grant awards for instructional technology. The district also has state-sponsored pre-schools at a number of school sites. According to recent standardized test results, San Bruno Park students scored proficient or higher in math and English/language arts, but were slightly below the state average in science and history/social studies. The superintendent is Dr. David Hutt.</p> <ul> </ul>

Rollingwood Elementary is part of the San Bruno Park School District, and serves K-6 students in the Rollingwood…More subdivision.</p> <p>The school, which emphasizes being "Healthy and Green," has been presented with the J. Russell Kent award by the San Mateo County School Boards Association for exemplary programs. The Learning Center was established to focus on fluency and literacy for Rollingwood's English Learner and intervention students.</p> <p>In addition to its core curriculum, the school offers after-school and intervention programs, including fencing, hip hop, cheerleading, a writer's workshop and circus school. </p> <p>The school is one of the schools in the district to have an API of 800 or higher. </p>

Designated a California Distinguished School, El Crystal Elementary is a K-5 school in the San Bruno Park School…More District. The school is also a Demonstration School for the Integration of Curriculum and Technology. El Crystal is also one of five schools in the district with an Academic Performance Index of 800 or higher. </p> <p>The school has been the recipient of more than $230,000 in donations from the Danford Foundation to support and enhance its curriculum through the use of laptop computers, wireless Internet access, iPod Touches and sophisticated, relevant software programs, such as Inspiration, Reading Counts, MathLive and Ticket to Read.</p> <p>The principal is Skip Johnson.</p>

John Muir Elementary is a K-5 school in the San Bruno Park School District. The school uses a number of enrichment…More programs that help foster the students' learning, including its Computer Academy, which assists students in becoming proficient in math and reading, Scholastic Reading Counts, Animal Watch, which provides all sixth grade students with web-based math instruction and SuperStar Learning. </p> <p>The school also benefits from an English Learner program and the College of San Mateo’s Cal Teach program, which teaches science to a fifth grade class. John Muir has a gardening club as well. </p> <p>The school is one of five schools in the district to have an API of 800 or higher.</p> <p>The principal is Fran Dunleavy.</p>

A California Distinguished School, Portola Elementary is a K-5 school in the San Bruno Park School District. In…More addition to the school's core curriculum, students receive academic help in the Homework Club, which focuses on reading and math skills. </p> <p>Portola supports students before and after school with a variety of programs that help to meet individual needs. Students receive academic help in the Early Bird/Late Bird tutorial program, with a focus on reading and math skills. The older students learn new games and get homework help in Kids’ Club, a Park and Recreation-sponsored program. The younger children work on art activities in the Champions daycare program.</p> <p>The school is one of five schools in the district to have an API of 800 or higher. The school received a 2010 Honor Roll Award from the California Business for Academic Excellence Foundation. </p> <p>Portola's principal is Charlie Rohrback.</p>