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Sierra Enterprise Elementary School is an Elk Grove Unified School District elementary school in Sacramento serving Pre‑Kindergarten through sixth grade. The school operates on a traditional academic calendar with early‑out Wednesdays and provides in-school learning supports, enrichment opportunities, and family resources.
Sierra Enterprise Elementary School serves students in Pre‑Kindergarten through sixth grade as part of the Elk Grove Unified School District. The campus follows a traditional school calendar with early‑out Wednesdays, does not require uniforms, and reports class-size ratios of 24:1 for kindergarten through third grade and 28:1 for fourth through sixth grade. Physical education is provided for grades 1–6, planned at 200 minutes every 10 school days.
The school uses district curricula and digital learning tools and provides targeted academic supports, including a Learning Center, after‑school tutoring, academic intervention teachers, and library and computer resources. On-site student services include speech and language, occupational therapy, nursing, and mental‑health support.
Families have access to district food and nutrition services for breakfast and lunch, an events calendar and online family resources, and opportunities for parent involvement through advisory and governance groups. The school maintains a media group and has hosted partnerships and visits with community and university partners.
Select students are offered after‑school tutorial services with Sierra teachers; referrals are made by teachers based on specific student needs.
The Black Student Union meets bi‑weekly to celebrate history, culture, and tradition and hosts events such as Black History Month activities and Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day.
A one‑to‑one mentoring program in partnership with community volunteers and local organizations to provide mentoring to students.
A recycling program that collects used or dried up printer cartridges for recycling and to raise funds for the school.
An advisory committee focused on English learner programs and family engagement for English learners.
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Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) activities are offered at the site; the program page highlights student participation in events such as a Marshmallow Challenge for upper elementary grades.
The Learning Center supports students identified by classroom teachers who need additional time or practice to master basic skills and grade‑level standards.
The School Site Council is composed of parents and staff and is responsible for development, monitoring, and evaluation of the school's improvement plan; meeting agendas are posted in the office prior to meetings and parents are welcome to attend.
A student leadership group provides upper‑elementary students opportunities to develop leadership skills, organize school events, collaborate with peers, and lead activities; students may apply at the start of the school year to participate.
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