Enrollment for the 2025-26 school year is now open!  
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For kindergarten, a child must turn 5 on or before September 1st, 2025.
For transitional kindergarten (TK), a child must turn 4 on or before September 1st, 2025.

Interdistrict transfers are also welcome to apply and will be accepted based on the availability of space.

Hello Cougar Families!
Your student(s) may be talking about Houses or Rooms. The staff decided last spring that we wanted to build a more cohesive community of learners. So, we put our heads together and developed the Cougar House system. The goal is to connect students and staff across the grades in a meaningful way to foster relationship building and a better sense of belonging for us all.

We now have 7 Houses, named for character traits: Creative, Courageous, Adventurous, Brave, Persistent, Compassionate, and Optimistic. 

Each House has approximately 66 students, ranging from TK-6, divided into three Rooms. Each House has 3 or more teacher leaders from different grade levels who lead the House Rooms. Support staff all participate in a Room too. Ask a student or staff member about House Activities!

Our original school Wright Elementary School is a charming public elementary school that serves students in grades TK-6. Between 2009 and 2025, the school operated as a charter school serving TK-8, but transitioned back to traditional public school status beginning with the 2025-26 school year. This exceptional school maintains approximately two classes per grade level, creating an intimate learning environment where supportive staff know each student by name and are well-versed in their individual skills and abilities. The campus features clean facilities with a modern multipurpose room, and the school's playing fields serve the broader community, including a large local Little League organization.

What is our mission for students in transitional kindergarten through sixth grade? Wright Elementary School seeks to empower students to develop a passion for lifelong learning and to nurture them by engaging their intellect, emotions, and natural curiosity. We seek to instill not only the knowledge, skills and abilities set forward in the California State Standards, but to develop student competence and motivation to use their education responsibly, enriching their own lives and the lives of those in their communities.

The mission of the Wright Elementary School District is to prepare children academically and socially to function responsibly in society and to envision and achieve their goals in life.