Elementary Schools
- Bayview Elementary School
- Cameron School
Castro Elementary School(closed effective 2009–2010 year—planned as site for completely new building for Portola Middle School)- César E. Chávez Elementary School
- Margaret Collins Elementary School
- Coronado Elementary School
- Dover Elementary School
- E. M. Downer Elementary School
El Sobrante Elementary School(closed effective 2009–2010 year)- Frances L. Ellerhorst Elementary School
- Fairmont Elementary School
- Jeston O. Ford International MicroSociety School
- Grant Elementary School
- Hanna Ranch Elementary School
- Harbour Way Academy
- Harding Elementary School
- Highland Elementary School
- Kensington Hilltop Elementary School
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Elementary School (originally Pullman School)
- Lake Elementary School
- Lincoln Elementary School
- Lupine Hills Elementary School (formerly Hercules Elementary School)
- Madera Elementary School
- Mira Vista Elementary School (transitioning to K-8 starting 2010–2011 school year)
- Montalvin Manor Elementary School
- Murphy Elementary School
- Nystrom Magnet Elementary School
- Ohlone Elementary School
- Olinda Elementary School
- John Peres Elementary School
- Riverside Elementary School
Seaview Elementary School(closed, Fall 2005)- Shannon Elementary School
- Sheldon Elementary School
- Richard Stege Elementary School
- Tara Hills Elementary School
- Transition Learning Center
- Valley View Elementary School
- Verde Elementary School
- Washington Elementary School
- Woodrow Wilson Elementary School
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