DALLAS HARRIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Dallas Harris Elementary School is a public school in Boise, Idaho, which is in a rural area on the edge of the city. Dallas Harris Elementary School has 308 students and teaches kids from preschool to sixth grade. There is one teacher for every 18 students. There are 52% female students and 48% male students in the school. 6% of the students at the school come from families with low incomes. There are 18 full-time teachers who are the same. In Idaho Elementary Schools, Dallas Harris Elementary School is not ranked. The state-required tests, graduation rates, and how well schools get their students ready for high school are all used to rank them.

The school's parent-teacher group just started a new jog-a-thon called "Run with the Pack." The goal of this event is to raise money for fun things like music, theater, art classes, and field trips. The students are the most important thing. Families and staff have been eager to get involved, which shows that they care about the community and want to be a part of it.

Q1. Does the school put a lot of emphasis on learning about the environment?

Ans. Students look into local ecosystems, habitats, and ways to protect them.

Q2. Are there any creative arts?

Ans. Drawing, music, and other creative activities go well with schoolwork.

Q3: How does Dallas Harris help new people?

Ans: Orientation activities and student buddies make it easier to adjust.

Q4. Does the school have events for families?

Ans. Families can go to community events, STEAM nights, and reading nights.

Q5. Do they teach how to work together?

Ans. Group projects and tasks that require people to work together to solve problems help people work together.