Horicon Elementary

Nestled at 35555 Annapolis Road in Annapolis, California, Horicon Elementary School District serves as a vital educational hub for its rural remote community within the greater Santa Rosa-Petaluma metropolitan area. As a traditional, single-school public district operating outside the charter system, Horicon provides primary and middle-level education serving students from kindergarten through eighth grade. The district offers a dedicated academic foundation tailored to its geographic setting, guiding local children through their formative elementary and middle school years before they transition into secondary education.

With a total enrollment of 69 students, Horicon Elementary fosters an intimate, close-knit learning environment. The student body is culturally diverse—comprising 39 Hispanic, 20 White, six multiracial, two American Indian, and two Black students—with a balanced gender distribution across all grade levels. To support academic success and holistic growth, the district maintains an exceptionally strong staffing structure, employing 10 full-time equivalent teachers that yield a favorable student-to-teacher ratio of under 7:1. This teaching staff is supported by 4.5 instructional aide positions and 20.5 support staff roles, bringing total district staffing to 35 full-time equivalent positions and underscoring a deep commitment to individualized attention and comprehensive campus care.