The Perris Elementary School District (PESD), located in Riverside County, California, serves students from Transitional Kindergarten (TK) through 8th grade. The district spans approximately 49 square miles and supports a community of about 47,500 residents. The District draws students from diverse cultural and socio-economic backgrounds in a suburban/rural environment. 

PESD operates ten schools, including traditional elementary schools, a TK academy, preschools, and an innovative K–8 charter school. These campuses include Clearwater, Enchanted Hills, Good Hope, Palms, Perris, Railway, and Skyview Elementary Schools, along with the Innovative Horizons Charter School, Rob Reiner Children & Families Center, and the Young Explorers Academy. As of the 2023–2024 academic year, the district serves over 5,500 students with approximately 237 full-time teachers and nearly 500 total staff members.

​The Perris Elementary School District (PESD) has a rich history dating back to the late 19th century. The original school in the area was constructed in the 1800s, marking the beginning of formal education in Perris. This early establishment laid the foundation for the district's commitment to serving the educational needs of its community. ​

Over the years, PESD has evolved to accommodate the growing population of Perris. The district's growth and development mirror the expansion of the city of Perris itself, highlighting PESD's integral role in the community's history and its ongoing commitment to educational excellence.