Tutoring for Acacia Magnet School Students

About Acacia

Acacia Magnet School for Enriched Learning is a TK–5 CVUSD magnet school on West Norman Avenue in Thousand Oaks, with about 340 students in 2025–26 (Ed-Data). Families in its neighborhood have enrollment priority, and other CVUSD students can apply through School of Choice (Acacia news).

The magnet theme is gifted-education practice for every student. Acacia uses the Schoolwide Enrichment Model, developed by Joseph Renzulli and Sally Reis at the University of Connecticut, and its teachers are trained in gifted education. In three rounds a year, on Friday mornings, students join enrichment clusters: small groups built around a shared interest, each led by a facilitator (Acacia SEM).

Students who show research-based character strengths are recognized with Trimester Awards (Acacia SEM). Grades 1–5 run from 8:15 am to 2:40 pm, with a 1:30 pm release on Wednesdays for teacher planning time (bell schedule). Most Acacia addresses feed Redwood Middle School, and some are assigned to Colina.

Acacia Magnet School at a glance

Grades	TK–5
District	Conejo Valley Unified
Address	55 W. Norman Ave., Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
Programs	Magnet school using gifted-education practices for all students; Schoolwide Enrichment Model; Friday enrichment clusters; Trimester Awards
Bell times, 2026–27	8:15 am to 2:40 pm for grades 1–5; TK and kindergarten end at 1:30 pm
Early release	Wednesdays: 1:30 pm for grades 1–5, 1:00 pm for TK and kindergarten
Admission	Neighborhood families have priority; other CVUSD students can apply through School of Choice
Feeds into	Redwood Middle School for most addresses, Colina for some, in CVUSD's street index (updated 2011)
Enrollment	340 students in 2025–26 (Ed-Data)
CAASPP 2025–26	49% scored Proficient or Advanced in English and 45% in math (CVUSD: 66% and 56%; California: 49% and 38%)
School website	acacia.conejousd.org

Sources, opened October 13, 2026: Acacia Magnet School for Enriched Learning; Acacia bell schedule; Acacia: Schoolwide Enrichment Model; Acacia news: Acacia is a CVUSD magnet school; Ed-Data: Acacia Magnet School for Enriched Learning; CDE School Directory: Acacia; CVUSD street index: Acacia Elementary (updated 2011); CVUSD 2026–27 school calendar; CVUSD 2026 Math 6 and Challenge Exam letter; CVUSD Middle School Education; CAASPP results, Acacia Magnet School, 2025–26 (opened October 15, 2026); CAASPP results, Acacia Magnet School, 2024–25; CAST science results, Acacia Magnet School, 2025–26 (opened October 15, 2026).

Thousand Acorns Tutoring is not affiliated with Acacia Magnet School for Enriched Learning or Conejo Valley Unified School District.

Acacia test scores

The table shows the share of students who scored Proficient or Advanced on the CAASPP tests, in all tested grades; 175 Acacia students took the English test in 2025–26 (CAASPP results). District and state rows include grades 3–8 and 11.

Results	English	Math	Science
Acacia Magnet School, 2025–26	49.14%	44.83%	49.21%
Acacia Magnet School, 2024–25	56.64%	50.29%	54.17%
Conejo Valley Unified, 2025–26	66.47%	56.34%	53.93%
California, 2025–26	49.26%	38.35%	35.99%

Science is the California Science Test, taken in 5th and 8th grade. The score report guide explains the levels, and the test scores page compares every school here.

Subjects that fit Acacia students

Acacia's model builds on each student's interests and strengths, and tutoring can work from the same starting point. Elementary math sessions suit a child who is ahead and wants more challenge as well as one filling gaps before the 3rd-grade CAASPP. Reading and phonics and writing cover the rest of the K–5 standards.

Elementary math (K–5)Reading and phonics (K–5)Writing (K–8)

Prices for Acacia families

Tutoring is $80 an hour in your home or online, or $50 an hour per child in a small group of 2 to 4, and the first consultation is free. All prices and terms.