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Academic Resources for Gadsden Elementary District (4505)

Varsity Tutors serves students in Gadsden Elementary District (4505), a public school district serving the San Luis area in Arizona. The district educates 5,133 students across 9 schools.

Students eligible for a 10% Varsity Tutors partner discount

Map of Gadsden Elementary District (4505)
9
Schools

5,133

Total Students

9

Schools

27.7:1

Student-Teacher Ratio

The K–12 Academic Journey in Gadsden Elementary District (4505)

What to expect at each stage—and where students commonly need extra support.

Focus & Milestones

Building foundations in reading, writing, and math

  • Learn to read (K-2)
  • Read to learn (3-5)
  • Multiplication mastery
  • Middle school readiness

Common Pressure Points

Where students often need extra support:

  • 13rd grade reading transition
  • 2Math facts fluency
  • 3Fractions in 4th-5th grade

Testing & Assessments

Important tests at this level:

  • AzMERIT (Grades 3-5)

Schools & Academic Resources

Find school and grade-specific tutoring for Gadsden Elementary District (4505) students, school information, and other academic resources.

E
Elementary Schools
Foundational learning with personalized tutoring support
Desert View Elementary
757 students
Cesar Chavez Elementary
744 students
Arizona Desert Elementary School
629 students
Ed Pastor Elementary 4
615 students
Rio Colorado Elementary School
503 students
San Luis Pre-School
175 students
Grades PK-PK
Available Grades:
PK
M
Middle Schools
Transition support with subject-specific tutoring
Southwest Jr. High School
679 students
Grades 7-8
Available Grades:
7
8
San Luis Middle School
570 students
Grades 7-8
Available Grades:
7
8
O
Other Schools
Alternative & Special Programs
Gadsden Elementary School
461 students
Grades PK-8
Available Grades:
PK
K
1
2
3
4
5
6
+2 more

Supporting Families in Gadsden Elementary District (4505)

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