Hazel Goes Cook Elementary School is a public school in the Chula Vista Elementary School District serving preschool, transitional kindergarten, and grades K–6. The school provides inquiry-based primary curricula and schoolwide social-emotional and academic supports alongside enrichment and expanded-learning options.
Hazel Goes Cook Elementary School serves preschool, transitional kindergarten, and grades K–6 as part of the Chula Vista Elementary School District. The school operates as a neighborhood elementary site with administrative and support staff positions including a principal, school secretary, nurse, psychologist, and cafeteria manager.
Instruction is organized around inquiry and conceptual understanding, with structured practices for reflection, student agency, and transferable learning. The school implements schoolwide social-emotional learning and multi-tiered behavioral supports that include positive expectations and recognition systems. English-language development and special education services are provided to qualifying students.
The school offers arts instruction, language enrichment, and before- and after-school expanded-learning and club opportunities to supplement the regular school day. These offerings include a variety of enrichment activities such as arts, language, robotics, music, and sports.
The campus includes a cafeteria that serves breakfast and lunch to enrolled students; meals are provided at no cost to enrolled students. Visitor access is managed through a visitor-management system that issues visitor badges and recommends pre-registration to speed check-in; visitors are required to follow campus rules and staff directions while on site.
As part of the district multi-tiered system of support, the school emphasizes positive behavioral interventions and social-emotional learning with schoolwide expectations, a reward and recognition system, and work to develop student self-awareness and self-management.
The International Baccalaureate Primary Years curriculum organizes learning around guided inquiry and a transdisciplinary, conceptual approach that emphasizes reflection, student agency, and transferable understanding for students ages 3–12.
A district-funded expanded-learning program that provides free before- and after-school enrichment and hub programming for eligible students from transitional kindergarten through sixth grade, with priority given to specified high-need groups.
Students who speak a language other than English at home receive standards-based English language development in whole-group and small-group instruction, with the goal of reclassification to fluent English proficiency.
A Spanish enrichment class that provides one hour of Spanish instruction every other week.
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Special education services are provided under state and federal regulations for qualifying students.
Visual and performing arts instruction that provides standards-based arts education intended to develop creativity, confidence, and critical thinking.
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