Selma Street Elementary School

Selma Street Elementary School, located at 1501 West Selma Street, serves students in grades K–6 and has an enrollment of 413 students. The school has 26 full-time teachers and 1 full-time counselor, with a student-to-teacher ratio of 16:1, which is better than the overall district average. The students are very diverse, with a student population that is 82% minority, 51% female and 49% male, and 93% economically disadvantaged. In the area of academics, 15% of students are proficient in math, and 34% are proficient in reading. Selma Street is ranked #3 among Dothan City Elementary Schools. The school is focused on individualized learning and engaging families and the community, including partnerships with programs like Bright Key®. Selma Street offers the commitment and grit that can be found in many of the top-notch Elementary Schools in Alabama. It prepares learners for a future perspective while arranging a safe, accepting, and caring environment for them. This school is the best school in Dothan.

The school recently received $8,022 from Southeast Gas to assist in funding its initiatives, and they are also working alongside Bright Key to help meet students' academic, social and community needs, and to help in the holistic growth and success of its students.

Q1. What grades are taught at Selma Street Elementary?

Ans. Selma Street Elementary teaches pre-kindergarten through 5th grade.

Q2. Is there a good community at Selma Street?

Ans. The school has a close community and supports its students and their families.

Q3. What programs does Selma Street Provide?

Ans. Selma Street has many after-school activities and programs to help students succeed in their classes.

Q4. How does Selma Street help students learn?

Ans. The school changes how it teaches to help each student learn in the best way possible.

Q5. Is Selma Street publicly funded?

Ans. Yes, it's a public elementary school and part of the Dothan City Schools system.