Tucson, AZ Schools


Reviews



Download our custom City Report to see exclusive
data on cost of living, crime, climate, and more.

Overview
Cost of Living
Crime
Climate
Interactive Map
Jobs
Weather
Schools
Education
Economy
Health
Religion
People
Politics & Voting
Housing Stats
Commute Time
Rankings
Reviews
Upgrade to Premium
United States / Arizona / Tucson Metro Area / Pima County / Tucson / Zip Codes

Back To All Schools

Bloom Elementary is a Pre-Kindergarten-6th Grade Public School located in Tucson, AZ within the Tucson Unified District District. It has 375 students in grades Pre-Kindergarten-6th Grade with a student-teacher ratio of 18 to 1. Bloom Elementary spends $10,065 per student.
School Score is a 4 out of 10
QUICK FACTS
Address:
8310 East Pima
Tucson, AZ 85715
See Map of School
School District: Tucson Unified District District
Phone Number: (520) 731-3700
HIGHLIGHTS
- 21 Teachers
- $9,330 for Education Expenditures
- $4,786 for Instruction Expenditures
- 224 Students Getting a Free or Reduced Lunch
- 213 Students Getting a Reduced Lunch
- 11 Students Getting a Free Lunch
About The Area
Location: City, Large
Median Household Income: $48,058

  Most Recent Searches on Schools
  Bloom Elementary - Tucson, Arizona
  Troup, Texas
  Evergreen, Colorado
  Thornebrooke Elementary School - Ocoee, Florida
  Greenbelt, Maryland
  Roosevelt Elementary School - Cherokee, Iowa
  02559 - Pocasset, Massachusetts
  88312 - Alto, New Mexico
  Howard High - Ellicott City, Maryland
  19362 - Nottingham, Pennsylvania
  Denver, North Carolina
  Gloucester Catholic High School - Gloucester City, New Jersey
  Herbert Hoover Middle - Potomac, Maryland
  Yoakum, Texas
  Perry, Tennessee
  Spring, Texas
  Davison Township, Michigan
  Homestead, Florida
  Brown Township (Washington Cnty), Indiana
  Royse City High School - Royse City, Texas

 
Reviews for Tucson
    See all ()
Write a Review
Pamela · Nogales, AZ
Gridlock and Heat Matter
This Year

I was reading the reviews for Tucson, and after living there for 6 years, I feel the need to weigh in. There are many pros in Tucson: access to recreational areas,  More

   |    Reply
Stephen · Green Valley, AZ
No Longer a Nice Little Town
This Year

I spend considerable time in and around Tucson, and I've see it rapidly going "downhill" since 2020. It's definitely not the nice town I remember from when I was a  More

   |    Reply
T · Tucson, AZ
Surprisingly racist for such a "liberal" town...
Over 1 years ago

Almost eight years and this place still hasn't grown on me. Or my spouse. The summers are oppressive, and the winters (thanks, climate change!) are now wet even though  More

   |    Reply

Start Your Review of Tucson

See all reviews
Education
Compare Tucson,
cost of living
Compare food, housing, utilities, and more in Tucson, Arizona to any other city in the US.


Privacy Policy  •  Terms of Use  •  Returns & Refunds
© Best Places. All rights reserved.