Hazelton Elementary

Hazelton Elementary is a public mid-sized elementary school in Stockton, California. The school teaches kindergarten through 8 and enrolls 586 students. That puts enrollment 26% bigger than the 465-student average for elementary schools in California.

The 54 schools of Stockton Unified, including Hazelton Elementary, enroll 33,590 students.

Hispanic students account for 81% of the school's enrollment. Beyond that, enrollment is 8% Asian, 6% Black, and 3% multiracial. The Hispanic share of the county population is lower, at 43%. On a 0 to 100 scale, the school's diversity index is 34, compared with 70 nationally.

Hazelton Elementary has 26.2 full-time-equivalent teachers, for a student-to-teacher ratio of about 22.4:1. It is about the same as the 22.3:1 average for elementary schools in California. Eligibility for free or reduced-price lunch, often used to gauge student poverty, is 91%. That is higher than the 66% average for public schools in San Joaquin County.

After adjusting for student poverty, Hazelton Elementary lands between the top and bottom 10% of California schools. Its average proficiency rate across its state test results is 14.8%; the prediction is 26.4%.

American Community Survey estimates for San Joaquin County show that median household income comes to about $92,179, a bachelor's degree or higher is held by about 23% of adults, and the poverty rate is about 10%. The county's public schools total 251, with about 153,026 students.

Of the public schools around it, Hazelton Elementary is closest to Edison High, about 0.5 miles away. There are at least 8 other public schools within five miles. Hazelton Elementary ranks 4th of 6 among nearby schools on average proficiency, with 14.8% against a local average of 17.0%.

Under the NCES locale system, Hazelton Elementary is City: Large.

The school's student count decreased 17% between the 2020-21 and 2024-25 school years. From 2020-21 to 2024-25, the ratio dropped from 23.5:1 to 22.4:1.

The allk12 page for Hazelton Elementary lets the school community talk about special education services, counseling, and support programs. Current and former families are welcome to add their experience.