At our school, we don’t just teach—we transform how children learn and grow. As one of Milpitas’ best private elementary schools, our school is like no other. Our strong focus on exceptional academics and student-centered learning means every child is seen, supported, and empowered. Our teachers build a caring space where our students feel safe, cared for, and ready to learn. Through hands-on activities, exciting lessons, and the latest technology, we prepare your child for the future. We are proud to be fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Just as important as academic success is the strong sense of community we foster. We believe that children thrive best when families, teachers, and school leaders work in partnership. Here, your child won’t just meet expectations, they will exceed them… with a community cheering them on every step of the way.
Our Facilities
Every corner of our school is thoughtfully designed with students in mind, ensuring a safe and enriching place where your child can learn and grow. Our campus is located a mile and a half from our Milpitas Great Mall Parkway campus. We have 18 beautiful classrooms, a multipurpose room with a stage, a library, turf fields, playgrounds, and a basketball court.
Charitable Giving
We are more than a school; we are a community. Through our Stratford Cares initiative, students develop an appreciation for what they have, increase their self-esteem, show gratitude toward others, build leadership skills, and see the positive impact of their actions. From supporting local food banks to organizing toy drives, our efforts span a wide range of causes. Most notably, Stratford School has donated over $2 million to the American Heart Association, a remarkable lifetime contribution that reflects the power of compassion and collective action.
FAQs
What grades do you serve?
We offer a private school education for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade.
What are the hours of operation at your school? Our academic day is 8:00 am–3:40 pm. Extended hours are 3:00 pm–6:00 pm.
What is Stratford School Milpitas Corning’s uniform policy?
All students are required to wear a school uniform, available from Flynn O’Hara.
Does Stratford School Milpitas Corning provide lunch?
Lunch is available for purchase through Choice Lunch.
Is your school accredited?
Yes. We are fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Can children who are not enrolled in school-year programs join Stratford School Milpitas Corning summer camps? Yes! We are excited to welcome children from the community to our summer camps, whether they are enrolled at our school or not. All summer camp programs are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
How does Stratford School Milpitas Corning compare to the surrounding schools? We stand out from other schools because we are committed to offering a challenging STEAM curriculum where tradition meets 21st-century learning to give students the tools to succeed in our ever-evolving world. We focus on helping students master the core subjects, creating a safe and nurturing school environment, and motivating students through high expectations in a collaborative and fun learning environment. Our private school education helps our students learn, grow, and be ready for what comes next. We are proud to be one of the best private schools in Milpitas, as recognized by Niche.
What safety measures are in place at Stratford School Milpitas Corning?
You will notice our security measures from the moment that you step into our school. We restrict access to our enrolled families, our staff, and registered visitors. All visitors to our school are required to check in at the front desk, present their ID, and wear a visitor badge during their visit. We have a security officer on site, and only authorized adults are allowed to pick up a child in our care.
What are the qualifications for teachers?
Our teachers are carefully chosen and highly qualified. Before they are approved to teach with us, all staff go through background checks and interviews. We ensure they meet our standards and genuinely enjoy working with young children. All teachers receive training in emergency preparedness and response. All office staff and early childhood education teachers are certified in CPR and First Aid. We have an AED on campus to support emergency response. Staff are also trained in child abuse awareness and prevention, supervision techniques, and behavior management. Our teachers grow through ongoing professional development workshops and a supportive mentorship program.
How do teachers at Stratford School Milpitas Corning communicate with families? We recognize that clear communication is one of the most important aspects of choosing a school for your child. That is why we make it a top priority between families and staff. We use PowerSchool so families can see grades and attendance in real time, and Schoology to share homework, school news, and photos. Teachers and school leaders also stay in touch with families through email, phone calls, and meetings.
Do Stratford campuses take the CAASPP test, or do they use another type of assessment? Stratford School does not participate in CAASPP. Instead, we utilize a range of internal assessments and benchmarking tools to monitor student progress and inform instruction. These assessments help us ensure academic excellence and address each child’s individual learning needs.
How is technology used in the classroom? At Stratford Pleasanton Middle School, technology is used to enhance instruction. Digital tools support engagement, creativity, and critical thinking while keeping the focus on purposeful learning.
How does Stratford foster social-emotional learning and character development? At Stratford Schools, technology is thoughtfully integrated into the classroom to enhance learning, foster creativity, and prepare students for a digital world. Our teachers use technology as a powerful tool to support and extend instruction—not replace it. Students use technology to conduct research, collaborate on projects, and express their ideas through digital presentations, and coding.
Learn More About Our Programs
Contact us to learn more about our private school and how your child can thrive here.
Welcome to Stratford School Milpitas Corning
At our school, we don’t just teach—we transform how children learn and grow. As one of Milpitas’ best private elementary schools, our school is like no other. Our strong focus on exceptional academics and student-centered learning means every child is seen, supported, and empowered. Our teachers build a caring space where our students feel safe, cared for, and ready to learn. Through hands-on activities, exciting lessons, and the latest technology, we prepare your child for the future. We are proud to be fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Just as important as academic success is the strong sense of community we foster. We believe that children thrive best when families, teachers, and school leaders work in partnership. Here, your child won’t just meet expectations, they will exceed them… with a community cheering them on every step of the way.
Our Facilities
Every corner of our school is thoughtfully designed with students in mind, ensuring a safe and enriching place where your child can learn and grow. Our campus is located a mile and a half from our Milpitas Great Mall Parkway campus. We have 18 beautiful classrooms, a multipurpose room with a stage, a library, turf fields, playgrounds, and a basketball court.
Charitable Giving
We are more than a school; we are a community. Through our Stratford Cares initiative, students develop an appreciation for what they have, increase their self-esteem, show gratitude toward others, build leadership skills, and see the positive impact of their actions. From supporting local food banks to organizing toy drives, our efforts span a wide range of causes. Most notably, Stratford School has donated over $2 million to the American Heart Association, a remarkable lifetime contribution that reflects the power of compassion and collective action.
FAQs
What grades do you serve?
We offer a private school education for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade.
What are the hours of operation at your school?
Our academic day is 8:00 am–3:40 pm. Extended hours are 3:00 pm–6:00 pm.
What is Stratford School Milpitas Corning’s uniform policy?
All students are required to wear a school uniform, available from Flynn O’Hara.
Does Stratford School Milpitas Corning provide lunch?
Lunch is available for purchase through Choice Lunch.
Is your school accredited?
Yes. We are fully accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC).
Can children who are not enrolled in school-year programs join Stratford School Milpitas Corning summer camps?
Yes! We are excited to welcome children from the community to our summer camps, whether they are enrolled at our school or not. All summer camp programs are filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
How does Stratford School Milpitas Corning compare to the surrounding schools?
We stand out from other schools because we are committed to offering a challenging STEAM curriculum where tradition meets 21st-century learning to give students the tools to succeed in our ever-evolving world. We focus on helping students master the core subjects, creating a safe and nurturing school environment, and motivating students through high expectations in a collaborative and fun learning environment. Our private school education helps our students learn, grow, and be ready for what comes next. We are proud to be one of the best private schools in Milpitas, as recognized by Niche.
What safety measures are in place at Stratford School Milpitas Corning?
You will notice our security measures from the moment that you step into our school. We restrict access to our enrolled families, our staff, and registered visitors. All visitors to our school are required to check in at the front desk, present their ID, and wear a visitor badge during their visit. We have a security officer on site, and only authorized adults are allowed to pick up a child in our care.
What are the qualifications for teachers?
Our teachers are carefully chosen and highly qualified. Before they are approved to teach with us, all staff go through background checks and interviews. We ensure they meet our standards and genuinely enjoy working with young children. All teachers receive training in emergency preparedness and response. All office staff and early childhood education teachers are certified in CPR and First Aid. We have an AED on campus to support emergency response. Staff are also trained in child abuse awareness and prevention, supervision techniques, and behavior management. Our teachers grow through ongoing professional development workshops and a supportive mentorship program.
How do teachers at Stratford School Milpitas Corning communicate with families?
We recognize that clear communication is one of the most important aspects of choosing a school for your child. That is why we make it a top priority between families and staff. We use PowerSchool so families can see grades and attendance in real time, and Schoology to share homework, school news, and photos. Teachers and school leaders also stay in touch with families through email, phone calls, and meetings.
Do Stratford campuses take the CAASPP test, or do they use another type of assessment?
Stratford School does not participate in CAASPP. Instead, we utilize a range of internal assessments and benchmarking tools to monitor student progress and inform instruction. These assessments help us ensure academic excellence and address each child’s individual learning needs.
How is technology used in the classroom?
At Stratford Pleasanton Middle School, technology is used to enhance instruction. Digital tools support engagement, creativity, and critical thinking while keeping the focus on purposeful learning.
How does Stratford foster social-emotional learning and character development?
At Stratford Schools, technology is thoughtfully integrated into the classroom to enhance learning, foster creativity, and prepare students for a digital world. Our teachers use technology as a powerful tool to support and extend instruction—not replace it. Students use technology to conduct research, collaborate on projects, and express their ideas through digital presentations, and coding.
Learn More About Our Programs
Contact us to learn more about our private school and how your child can thrive here.
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