PEREGRINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Meridian, ID is home to Peregrine Elementary School, a public school in a large suburb. Peregrine Elementary School has 454 students and serves students in grades PK–5. At Peregrine Elementary School, 56% of students did well enough in math and 55% did well enough in reading. The ratio of students to teachers is 16:1, which is better than the district's. There are 46% female students and 54% male students in the school. 44% of the students at the school come from low-income families. There are 29 full-time teachers and 1 full-time school counselor. In Idaho, Peregrine Elementary School is the 114th best elementary school. Schools are ranked based on how well their students do on state-required tests, how many students graduate, and how well they get their students ready for high school. Fifty-six percent of students at Peregrine Elementary School scored at or above the proficient level in math, and fifty-five percent did the same in reading. In this metric, Meridian Peregrine Elementary School students did better in math and reading than students in other parts of the state.

This fall, Peregrine Elementary started a "Student Voice" program that lets students choose "kindness ambassadors," "peer mediators," and "classroom helpers." The goal is to teach kids how to be leaders, take responsibility, and get involved in their communities from a young age.

Q1. Are outdoor areas used for learning?

Ans. Teachers incorporate playground and garden spaces.

Q2. Does the school hold assemblies?

Ans. Occasional assemblies focus on behavior and achievements.

Q3. Are communication tools used?

Ans. Teachers use email or apps for updates.

Q4. Does art remain part of weekly instruction?

Ans. Yes, elementary art is included in specials.

Q5. Are safety drills practiced?

Ans. Students regularly complete required emergency drills.