About Sundance Elementary School

SDESBuilt in 1979, Sundance Elementary is located in a North County suburban community of San Diego known as Rancho Peñasquitos and has a current enrollment of 486 students. There are sixteen regular education classrooms, one critical skills classroom and three ASD classrooms in our school. The student demographics at Sundance show that it is approximately 46% White, 14% Filipino, 5% Hispanic, 17% Asian, 6% African American, 13% other and 13% declined to answer. There are 13% of students on free and reduced lunch. English Language Learners comprise 17% of the student enrollment.
Sundance prides itself on a safe, clean and orderly campus with a strong college-bound academic focus which supports a positive and caring learning environment. Strong networks of support services are provided to meet the needs of the students, while encouraging positive student behaviors through reward programs such as Catch of the Day recognition, Principal's Pride poster, Tribal Council (upper grades), Friday Flag ceremonies, etc.. Our staff maintains a comprehensive discipline policy based upon the Six Pillars of Character. Our school pledge and the six pillars of character are displayed throughout the campus and in the classrooms.SDES Office
Sundance has a wide range of programs to address the varied student needs represented at our school. These include the English Language Learners (ELL) program, Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) support, Speech and Language services, Special Education, Parent Participation Pre-School, Primary Interaction Program (PIP), Extended Student Services (ESS), Impact Teacher assistance, and a Student Study Team (SST).
Parents and students view Sundance Elementary as an important part of their community, and feel positive about the educational opportunities it provides. Sundance has a very active volunteer program, Foundation, PTA, We have over 150 parent and community volunteers providing academic enrichment to our students. We are proud that families remain our most important partners in the education of our children. Sundance's Twin Trails Education Foundation and PTA raise money to provide educational opportunities for our students. The Future Shines at Sundance!
 
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