Bakersville School

Bakersville School is a public elementary school in Manchester, New Hampshire, that serves students from pre-kindergarten to fifth grade (PK–5). The school has about 360–380 students and about 30 teachers, which gives it a student–teacher ratio of about 12:1. This makes it possible for teachers to give students more personalized attention and for students to learn in small groups. About 60% of the students are White, 16% are Black or African American, 12% are Hispanic or Latino, 5% are Asian, and about 7% are multiracial. About 44% of students can get free or reduced-price lunch, which shows that they come from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds. Bakersville School focuses on reading and writing as well as math. It also offers programs in the arts, STEM, and other areas. Data on academic performance show that about 37% of students meet grade-level expectations in math and 41% in English Language Arts. These numbers are a little lower than the state averages. The amount of money spent per student is in line with district standards and helps with both teaching and student services. Bakersville School is in a residential area where the average home price is in the mid-$300,000s. It offers a supportive and diverse learning environment. Small class sizes, targeted academic programs, and active community involvement are all strengths that show promise for continued student growth.

New, accessible playground equipment at Bakersville Elementary was officially opened in November 2024, a collaboration with the Crotched Mountain Foundation and CMF Kids, designed to bring together students of all abilities

Q1. What kinds of extracurricular activities does Bakersville School have?

Ans. Bakersville School has art clubs, music programs, beginner-level sports, and extra activities that change with the seasons.

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

Ans. Yes, the school has English Language Learner (ELL) programs that include small-group and one-on-one lessons to help students get better at English.

Q3. What can parents do to help out at Bakersville School?

Ans. Parents can get involved by going to PTO events, volunteering, going to parent-teacher conferences, and going to family nights organized by the school.

Q4. What steps does Bakersville School take to keep kids safe?

Ans. Bakersville School has secure entry systems, holds regular emergency drills, and requires all visitors to check in for the safety of students and staff.

Q5: How does Bakersville School handle transportation for students?

Ans: Students who are eligible can take the bus provided by the district. Families who live nearby can also use walking routes or drop-off options for parents.