Stony Point South

Stony Point South is a public school in Kansas City, Kansas, which is in a rural area on the edge of the city. There are 251 students at Stony Point South, which serves grades K–5. At Stony Point South, 27% of students did well enough in math to be considered proficient, and 32% did well enough in reading to be considered proficient. The ratio of students to teachers is 13 to 1, which is better than the district's. There are 52% female students and 48% male students in the school. 79% of the students at the school come from low-income families. There are 19 full-time teachers and 1 full-time school counselor. In Kansas, Stony Point South is the 305th best elementary school. 27% of students at Stony Point South did well enough in math to be considered proficient, and 32% did well enough in reading to be considered proficient. According to this measure, the school did better in math and reading than the district. Eighteen percent of students in Kansas City Public Schools tested at or above the proficient level for reading, and seventeen percent tested at or above that level for math.

Stony Point South school just started a "reading-lunch bunch" program where older kids get together in the middle of the day to read and tell stories. It's a nice tradition that brings people together and makes them happy and excited.

The staff and families at the school are also working together to make connections stronger by putting on fun events and activities after school that are good for the community. Parents and volunteers help to take any planning like some extra activities and making sure that all the students feel welcome and at home.

Q1. What kinds of activities do you have outside of school?

Ans. The school may offer after-school clubs, enrichment programs, and tutoring sessions that change from year to year.

Q2. Do they offer services for special education?

Ans. Yes, students who meet the requirements get personalized help with special education.

Q3. Are there services for special education?

Ans. Yes, students who meet the requirements get personalized help with their special education.

Q4. What kinds of help do students get?

Ans. There are counseling, social-emotional programs, and ways to get to community resources.

Q5. What steps are taken to keep people safe?

Ans. The school makes sure that only safe people can get in, checks in visitors, and does regular emergency drills.