Fairview Elementary School

Fairview Elementary School is a public school in Dover, Delaware, a small city. It serves students in grades K–4. The school has about 273 students and a student-to-teacher ratio of 13:1, which is lower than the district average. There are 21 full-time equivalent teachers who teach, and one full-time school counselor who helps them. There are 53% girls and 47% boys in the student body, and the students come from a wide range of backgrounds, with most of them identifying as minorities. According to academic performance data, 22% of students are proficient or better in Math, and 32% are proficient or better in Reading/ELA. Fairview Elementary School uses a standard elementary curriculum and offers support programs to meet the needs of all students. The school focuses on building basic skills in core subjects. The school's small class sizes and focus on the community help keep students interested and give them individual attention.

Fairview Elementary School is starting a new chapter this year as it becomes the Fairview Early Childhood Center. The new principal is Dr. Krista Seifert. Dr. Seifert has been a teacher in the district for 25 years and is a National Board-Certified Educator. She is in charge of making a safe, high-quality early learning space that helps kids from Pre-K and Kindergarten on.

Q1. What age range does the school serve?

Ans. It helps kids in elementary school with the main subjects they need to learn.

Q2. Are there programs at the school that help students learn more?

Ans. Yes, students can join clubs and arts programs, for example.

Q3. How can families keep up with things?

Ans. School channels and meetings are used to share regular news.

Q4. Are there services for kids with special needs?

Ans. Yes, the school gives personalized help to students who qualify.

Q5. Does the school offer rides?

Ans. There are bus services for certain neighborhoods.