Richland Elementary School

Richland Elementary School is situated in Auburn, Alabama; the school teaches about 515 students in kindergarten and 1st grade. Richland Elementary School has a student-teacher ratio of 17:1, which is better than the district average, which is good for more manageable class sizes. The student population in terms of gender is balanced, and 46% of the students come from minority backgrounds. Roughly a third of the students face economic challenges. There are 30 full-time teachers and one full-time counselor working at the school. Based in a small but expanding city, Richland Elementary is part of a public school district that experiences high levels of participation from families and the local community. The school emphasizes the early stages of education, assisting children to develop basic abilities within reading, mathematics, and socialization. Though not challenge-free, it plays a significant role in the lives of numerous young children beginning their studies. Families in Auburn tend to be residing in houses worth an average of about $405,000, which indicates consistent growth over the last year in this expanding college town. Local schools such as Richland tend to act as critical anchors, indicating the community's local commitment to early education and stability.

Richland Elementary in Auburn, AL, recently held an African Safari Art Show featuring K-2 artwork inspired by Tanzanian artist Edward TingaTinga. Coach Ryan Milana (Coach M) was featured on WRBL 3 for his positive student interactions. Student Esha Gupta won first place at Sectionals. Auburn's new high school is named Plains High. Teacher awards, summer camps, and a June 16 bus driver job fair were also announced.