TK–5 · Conejo Valley Unified · Thousand Oaks

Tutoring for Glenwood Elementary Students

Glenwood Elementary is a Conejo Valley Unified public elementary school for grades TK–5 in Thousand Oaks, with about 190 students in 2025–26. Adriana, a California-credentialed teacher, tutors Glenwood students in math, reading and writing, at home or online, and teaches every session herself. Tutoring is $80 an hour in your home or online, and the first consultation is free.

About Glenwood

Glenwood Elementary is a small TK–5 school on Windsor Drive in Thousand Oaks, with about 190 students in 2025–26 (Ed-Data). Its addresses are split among three middle schools in CVUSD's street index: most go to Los Cerritos, and others to Redwood or Colina.

Four days a week, Glenwood students meet in 30-minute small groups for language arts and math, for either intervention or enrichment. Specialists teach library, music, art and P.E. and movement during the week, and the school lists GATE and student council among its programs (Glenwood). Its theme is "Keep Your Eyes on Excellence and Have Pride in Your School, Your Work and Your Name" (Rooted in Community).

The school day extends past the bell. A free after-school program runs until 6 pm daily, with an after-school chorus and, for 4th and 5th graders, free sewing enrichment. Breakfast and lunch are free for every student, the front office staff is bilingual, and families come in for reading and dance afternoons and for art, math and dance nights (Rooted in Community).

Glenwood Elementary at a glance

GradesTK–5
DistrictConejo Valley Unified
Address1135 Windsor Drive, Thousand Oaks, CA 91360
ProgramsSmall-group intervention and enrichment four days a week; library, music, art and P.E. specialists; GATE; student council; after-school chorus
After schoolA free after-school program until 6 pm daily; free sewing enrichment for 4th and 5th graders
Bell timesNot confirmed: the school's bell schedule page wouldn't open on October 13, 2026
Feeds intoLos Cerritos Middle School for most addresses, Redwood or Colina for others, in CVUSD's street index (updated 2011)
Enrollment190 students in 2025–26 (Ed-Data)
CAASPP 2025–2628% scored Proficient or Advanced in English and 25% in math (CVUSD: 66% and 56%; California: 49% and 38%)
School websiteglenwood.conejousd.org

Sources, opened October 13, 2026: Glenwood Elementary; Glenwood: Rooted in Community; Rooted in Community: Glenwood (PDF); Ed-Data: Glenwood Elementary; CDE School Directory: Glenwood Elementary; CVUSD street index: Glenwood Elementary (updated 2011); CVUSD 2026–27 school calendar; CVUSD 2026 Math 6 and Challenge Exam letter; CVUSD Middle School Education; CAASPP results, Glenwood Elementary, 2025–26 (opened October 15, 2026); CAASPP results, Glenwood Elementary, 2024–25; CAST science results, Glenwood Elementary, 2025–26 (opened October 15, 2026).

Thousand Acorns Tutoring is not affiliated with Glenwood Elementary or Conejo Valley Unified School District.

Math placement for Glenwood students

At the end of 5th grade, CVUSD places each student in Math 6 College Prep (6CP), Math 6 Honors (6H) or Math 7 Honors (7H); 7H takes 83% or better on the June Challenge Exam, held June 15 in 2026 (2026 letter). The 2027 dates aren't posted yet (Middle School Education), and the CVUSD math placement guide explains each course. Thousand Acorns Tutoring does not offer placement exam prep.

Glenwood test scores

The table shows the share of students who scored Proficient or Advanced on the CAASPP tests, in all tested grades; 93 Glenwood students took the English test in 2025–26 (CAASPP results). District and state rows include grades 3–8 and 11.

ResultsEnglishMathScience
Glenwood Elementary, 2025–2627.95%24.73%20.59%
Glenwood Elementary, 2024–2532.52%21.14%15.21%
Conejo Valley Unified, 2025–2666.47%56.34%53.93%
California, 2025–2649.26%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.

Key dates for Glenwood families, 2026–27

CVUSD's 2026–27 year runs from August 19, 2026 to June 10, 2027, with spring break March 29 – April 2 and minimum days for elementary conferences October 12–16 (CVUSD calendar). The CVUSD calendar guide lists every day off, minimum day and deadline.

Subjects that fit Glenwood students

Glenwood already builds 30-minute small-group sessions in language arts and math into four days of every week. Tutoring outside school adds one-on-one time in the same subjects: reading and phonics, elementary math and writing. Glenwood's front office is bilingual; tutoring sessions are in English.

Prices for Glenwood 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.

Who tutors Glenwood students

Adriana, the teacher at Thousand Acorns Tutoring

Adriana Martinez

California Multiple Subject Teaching credential, listed on the state's public credential search

Taught TK–8 in public and private schools.

She teaches every session herself. About her teaching

Glenwood tutoring questions

Does Glenwood have an after-school program?

Yes. A free after-school program runs until 6 pm daily, with after-school chorus and free sewing enrichment for 4th and 5th graders.

Which middle school do Glenwood students attend?

It depends on the address: most go to Los Cerritos, and others to Redwood or Colina, according to CVUSD's street index. CVUSD's Find My Assigned School map confirms a specific address.

What small-group help does Glenwood offer during the day?

Thirty-minute small-group sessions in language arts and math, four days a week, for intervention or enrichment.

Nearby schools

Where Glenwood students go next

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