Beaumont Elementary School works collaboratively with parents, students and community to provide focused instruction every day, in every classroom, to help each child reach proficiency in grade level content standards.
The educational programs offered at Beaumont focus on meeting the needs of individual students using data driven, standards-based personalized instruction. Beaumont School is committed to providing each child with an exciting learning program that focuses on achievement of all students. We are dedicated to helping students reach grade level competencies in all areas of the curriculum. This not only includes a comprehensive academic program in language arts and mathematics, but also an appreciation of the fine arts, an interest in science, and an understanding of technology as a learning tool. Our highly qualified teachers are dedicated and committed to helping each child reach grade level proficiency in the California Content Standards.
Beaumont supports parent involvement! We applaud our parents who have taken advantage of our parent education opportunities and workshops. Most important, parents are helping us reach our reading goal by reading with their children at home and by participating in our classrooms. Elected parents are also active in making educational recommendations and decisions on our English Language Advisory Committee (ELAC) and School Site Council (SSC). Beaumont's PTA is active and growing. Meetings occur on the second Tuesday of each month at 6:00. We provide free childcare. Also, parents are invited to attend our monthly Family Friday Reading Program to promote literacy and our monthly Parent Awareness Nights!
Beaumont Elementary School opened in 1960 in central Vista. The school's mission is to work collaboratively with parents, students and community to provide focused instruction every day, in every classroom, to help each child reach proficiency in grade level content standards.The school has a very active PTA , which grew more than any other in the district last year. Parents there volunteers each month to read to the children as part of a long-running family reading program. The principal is Sochie Schmitz and the Assistant Principal is Emyr Rich.
Beaumont has about 600 students in Preschool, TK, and kindergarten through fifth grade with 32 teachers. Enrollment is comprised of 73 percent Hispanic students, 18 percent white, 4 percent African American, and about 1 percent American Indian, Asian, Filipino, Pacific Islander and two or more races. Of those students, 44 percent are learning English as a second language and 75 percent come from families with income low enough to qualify for free lunch.