PROSPECT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

Prospect Elementary School is a public school in Meridian, ID, which is in a big suburb. There are 496 students at Prospect Elementary School, which serves grades PK–5. 79% of students at Prospect Elementary School did well enough in math, and 66% did well enough in reading. The ratio of students to teachers is 18:1, which is better than the district's. There are 51% female students and 49% male students in the school. Seventeen percent of the students at the school come from low-income families. There are 28 full-time teachers and 1 full-time school counselor who are the same as each other. Idaho Elementary Schools ranks Prospect Elementary School as the 36th best school. At Prospect Elementary School, 79% of students did well enough in math and 66% did well enough in reading. This metric shows that the school did better in math and reading than the district. Compared to students in the rest of the state, Meridian Prospect Elementary School did better in math and reading on this test.

Prospect Elementary recently updated its library resources — adding new age-appropriate books, graphic novels, and interactive reading materials, and scheduling regular story-time sessions. Students became more interested again, checking out books more often and talking about them in class. The newly updated library has become a popular place, which helps people read more and improve their literacy.

Q1. Are digital citizenship lessons included?

Ans. Students learn safe and responsible technology use.

Q2. Are classroom routines structured?

Ans. Predictable routines support learning stability.

Q3. Does the school host book fairs?

Ans. Yes, seasonal book fairs encourage reading.

Q4. Are movement breaks used?

Ans. Short breaks help maintain focus.

Q5. Does Prospect encourage creativity?

Ans. Art and writing activities promote expression.