[2] The school mascot is Hornets and the current principal is Mrs. Johnson.

[1] It serves students in from third through the sixth grade and is one of 28 elementary schools in the city belonging to the Fremont Unified School District (FUSD).

Due to the 2001 Fremont Boundary Line Redrawing Controversy, Weibel is now part of the Irvington Attendance area, and goes to Irvington High School and Horner middle School.

Asians easily make up the majority of the population of the students attending Weibel as many of their parents have settled in the area working jobs in the Silicon Valley.

Azevada is part of the Kennedy Attendance area, and goes to John F. Kennedy High School and Walters Middle School.

[2] Blacow offers a Spanish two-way immersion program as well as an English curriculum.

More than 40 percent of the student population qualifies for free or reduced lunch.

Every year there is a Halloween Carnival as well as a Variety Show and other events.

Brier is part of the Kennedy Attendance area, and goes to John F. Kennedy High School and Walters Middle School.

[2] Joshua Chadbourne Elementary School is an elementary school in Fremont, California named after Joshua Chadbourne.

[1] Built on part of the Chadbourne family apricot orchard, the school was dedicated on September 22, 1960.

Chadbourne is part of the Mission San Jose Attendance area - its students attend Hopkins middle School after graduation and move on to Mission San Jose High School for high school.

[4][5] Chadbourne has also been designated a California Distinguished School four times, most recently in 2006.

[8] Its current principal is Pamela Hughes and its mascot is Gomes Gopher.

Gomes is part of the Mission San Jose Attendance area, and its students move on to Hopkins middle School, and then to Mission San Jose High School.

[9] Gomes is a nationally and state recognized highly achieving school.

Its highest achievement was the status of a National Blue Ribbon School in 1987 and in 2018.

[10][11] Gomes Elementary's approximate level of enrollment is 889 students total.

[11] Due to this fact, only the test scores for Asians and Whites are reported for the school since only data is reported for those populations with significant numbers.

Mission San Jose is part of the Mission San Jose Attendance area, and transfers into Hopkins middle School and on to Mission San Jose High School.

[2] Mission San Jose Elementary are the champions of basketball for many years.

Cabrillo is part of the Washington Attendance area, and goes to Washington High School and Centerville Junior High School.

Glenmoor is part of the Washington Attendance area, and goes to Washington High School and Centerville Junior High School.

It opened in 1961 as the Glenmoor and Glen Manor developments were populated.

Its mascot is the Bulldog and the school colors are Royal Blue and White.

Maloney is part of the Washington Attendance area, and goes to Washington High School and Centerville Junior High School.

[2] Niles Elementary has instituted a Junior Safety Patrol program that encourages community involvement and leadership by having select 5th and 6th graders facilitate the loading and unloading zone as students come and go from school.

This program is overseen by Niles Traffic Safety Coordinator, Robin Maccan.

Parkmont is part of the Washington Attendance area, and goes to Washington High School and Centerville Junior High School.

Vallejo Mill is part of the Washington Attendance area, and goes to Washington High School and Centerville Junior High School.