IOWA ELEMENTARY

Owa Elementary is a public school in Nampa, Idaho, which is a mid-sized suburb. Iowa Elementary has 463 students and serves grades PK-5. 26% of Iowa Elementary students did well enough in math to be considered proficient, and 40% did well enough in reading to be considered proficient. The ratio of students to teachers is 17:1, which is the same as the district's. There are 54% female students and 46% male students in the school. 64% of the students at the school come from low-income families. There are 28 full-time teachers who work the same number of hours as a full-time school counselor. Idaho Elementary Schools put Iowa Elementary at #269-358. At Iowa Elementary, 26% of students did well enough in math, and 40% did well enough in reading. This measure shows that the school did better in math and reading than the district as a whole. In the Nampa School District, 36% of students were proficient or above in reading and 23% were proficient or above in math.

Iowa Elementary School held a fun Holiday Bazaar this month that brought together families, local vendors, and community members for a day of crafts, gifts, and holiday cheer. A lot of parents said the event was a "wonderful traditions-builder" because it gave kids, families, and staff a chance to connect outside of school and celebrate together.

Q1. What are the options for activities outside of school?

Ans. Iowa has a few clubs and activities that change every so often.

Q2. Does the school help students who are learning English?

Ans. Yes, there are programs that focus on language development.

Q3. Can visitors come during school hours?

Visitors must follow the district's check-in rules.

Q4. Does Iowa encourage a culture of reading?

Ans. We encourage library programs and activities that help people read.

Q5. Do teachers teach students what behavior is expected of them in school?

Ans. Staff uses the same rules in all of the classrooms.