Address: 2561 Francisco Dr. El Dorado Hills, CA 95762

Phone: (916) 933-1828

Principal: Michele Miller 

Mission Statement:

The Jackson Elementary School staff, working in partnership with parents and our community, will strive to provide excellence in thinking and interpersonal skills necessary for all students to reach their maximum potential. We are committed to providing a safe learning environment where all students are valued and respected.

Jackson Elementary School, located in El Dorado Hills, has a small-town charm and a reputation of academic excellence. Jackson first opened in 1967 and has educated generations of students for over 40 years. The Jackson School community extends well beyond its experienced staff and committed, hard-working students. Jackson places great value on the strong commitment on the part of the families and community who contribute greatly with time, talent, and monetary donations. Jackson’s principal, Michele Miller, acknowledges that the parental dedication and involvement is a big part of Jackson’s success.

There is a definite warm, caring feeling that exists at Jackson. The school’s staff is committed to having students and families alike feel welcomed and important. In addition, the staff also shares an uncommon bond and commitment to team work that ensures a positive experience for Jackson students. Jackson prides itself on not only the fabulous teachers but also the dedicated and caring secretaries, nurse and health aide, instructional aides, custodians, and very caring team of yard supervisors.

Some of the highlights and accomplishments of Jackson Elementary are as follows:

• The entire Jackson community, staff, students and alumni, take great pride in having been recognized as a California Distinguished School in 1989 and 2002.
• Academic Performance Index (API) of 932
• Visual and Performing Arts Focus: dance, music, art, choir and theater
• Award winning school garden and outdoor classroom
• A dedicated Parent Teacher Organization that sponsors events like the Fall Festival and the Annual Spaghetti Feed and Talent Show as well as many enrichment programs for our students
• Our "Character Counts" program instills values such as honesty, integrity, and responsibility in students and helps to develop important interpersonal and social skills
• Annual participation in the El Dorado County Oral Interpretation and Spelling Bee competitions
• A Walking Club at lunch to promote health and fitness
• Cross-country, basketball and volleyball teams
• A very noteworthy G.A.T.E. program coordinated by Susan Macaluso, a Jackson teacher
• An active Student Council that gives back to the community through Coats for Kids, a canned food drive for local food banks, and a pet food donation drive for local animal shelters