Bethlehem Elementary School

Bethlehem Elementary School is a public school for kids in preschool through fifth grade in Wheeling, West Virginia. It has about 130–140 students. The school has about 16 students for every teacher, and the classrooms are big enough to give each student individual attention. Bethlehem Elementary offers a regular elementary school curriculum as well as early learning programs and enrichment activities, such as a Gifted and Talented option. The student body isn't very diverse; only about 8% of students are minorities, which is similar to the demographics of the area around the school. The school reports that 55% of its students are good at math and 55% are good at reading, which is better than the state average. This makes it one of the best public elementary schools in West Virginia. The school reports that 55% of its students are good at math and 55% are good at reading, which is better than the state average. This makes it one of the best public elementary schools in West Virginia.

Bethlehem Elementary School unveiled a new handicap-accessible public playground in September last year. The project, a two-year effort costing more than $200,000, was funded through PTO and community support after students had gone without a playground for over 20 years.

Q1. Does Bethlehem Elementary have a bus service?

Ans. Yes, Ohio County Schools provides school bus service.

Q2. Are there any activities after school or to make things better?

Ans. Students can take part in school-wide events, art, music, and other activities.

Q3. How does the school help kids with special needs?

Ans. The school offers IEP services, academic help, and access to specialists in the district.

Q4. How do parents find out what's going on at school?

Ans. Families get information through newsletters, district apps, and talking to teachers.

Q5. Is it possible for parents to help out at school?

Ans. Yes, parents can help out at PTO events, in the classroom, and with school programs.