Summary
Bellevue Elementary is a 382-student K–6 school in Santa Rosa, California, in the Bellevue Union district. Its overall 2025–26 proficiency rates were higher than the district’s in English language arts (ELA) and math, but lower than California’s in ELA, math, and science. The clearest bright spot is sixth-grade math: 40% of students were proficient, above the state’s 37% and the district’s 18%.
Compared with nearby K–6 schools, Bellevue’s overall ELA result was near the peer average, while math was almost exactly level: 28% in ELA versus a 31% nearby average, and 25.6% in math versus 25.7%. Its science result was weaker, at 19% versus a 22% nearby average, placing it seventh among the 10 K–6 schools compared. Bellevue was also above its district in ELA (28% versus 25%) and math (26% versus 21%), but below the state in both (49% in ELA and 38% in math). Science is a particular concern: Bellevue’s 19% was below both the district’s 27% and the state’s 36%.
Results have been uneven over time. ELA proficiency rose to 36% in 2023–24, then fell to 28% in 2025–26, a four-point net decline from 2022–23; its gap to the state widened by six points over that period. Science is up eight points from 2022–23, though down four points from its 2023–24 high. SchoolDigger ranks Bellevue in the 22nd percentile statewide, with one star; its percentile ranking fell from 40 in 2023–24 to 22 in 2025–26, though it sits sixth among 11 nearby schools. A historical bright spot for English Language Learner Students: SchoolDigger placed the school in the 61st percentile in 2023–24, compared with its 40th-percentile overall ranking that year; the subgroup series ends in 2023–24. In 2024–25, the student–teacher ratio was 21.1, and 81% of students were free/reduced lunch eligible, close to the nearby-school average of 80%.
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