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14 of Fairfield's public and charter campuses ran a TK class in 2025-26, enrolling 494 four-year-olds.

Source: CDE 2025-26 Census Day enrollment, 14 campuses in Fairfield.

SchoolTK studentsTK % of campusScope Score
Dover Elementary6012.9%Needs Support23
Center Elementary518.9%Developing36
B. Gale Wilson Middle406.5%Needs Support28
Cordelia Hills Elementary405.4%Solid54
Laurel Creek Elementary406.1%Developing32
Nelda Mundy Elementary405.3%Solid66
Rolling Hills Elementary407.9%Needs Support29
Tolenas Academy of Music and Media4012.7%Needs Support18
Fairview Elementary396.7%Needs Support21
Oakbrook Academy of the Arts366.3%Developing41
Anna Kyle Elementary203.4%Needs Support17
Sullivan Language Immersion Academy204.2%Needs Support28
Cleo Gordon Elementary194.2%Needs Support23
Solano County Special Education92.4%Not scored

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<p><small>TK data: <a href="https://schoolscope.co/ca/tk/fairfield">SchoolScope — TK campuses in Fairfield</a>,
from California Dept. of Education 2025-26 Census Day enrollment.</small></p>

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What this data can't tell you about TK in Fairfield

This is a single-day headcount — California's 2025-26 Census Day snapshot, not an ongoing enrollment feed. A campus missing from this list may still offer TK; our census match covers most but not all active campuses (no match here means "unknown," not "no TK"). And a school having TK doesn't guarantee it has an open seat for your child this year — enrollment isn't the same as availability. Call the school or check with the district to confirm.

Data source: California Department of Education · CAASPP 2024-25 · Methodology

Scores are SchoolScope's analysis of public data, not official CDE ratings. They represent one way of interpreting test results and should not be the sole basis for school decisions.