Rescue Union Elementary

Located at 2390 Bass Lake Rd. in Rescue, California, Rescue Union Elementary is an active, non-charter public school district serving a large suburban community within the Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom metropolitan area. The district operates seven schools dedicated to elementary and middle school education, welcoming students from kindergarten through eighth grade. With a total enrollment of 3,549 students—including 1,760 female and 1,789 male learners—the district supports a well-distributed student population ranging from 489 kindergarteners to 437 eighth graders, providing a continuous foundational pathway for local families.

To foster student success and maintain school operations, Rescue Union Elementary employs a total staffing footprint of 702.3 full-time equivalent (FTE) positions. This dedicated workforce includes 318.76 FTE teachers, 50.12 FTE instructional aides, and 333.42 FTE support personnel, ensuring comprehensive classroom instruction and essential student services across all campuses. Demographically, the student body encompasses 2,513 White students, 558 Hispanic students, 288 Asian students, 117 students of two or more races, 39 Black students, 17 American Indian students, and 17 Pacific Islander students, offering a clear profile for families and researchers evaluating the district's suburban educational environment.