Midland Elementary School is a public school in Moreno Valley, California that serves students in kindergarten through fifth grade. There are about 500 to 600 students at the school, and the student-to-teacher ratio is about 25:1, which is a little higher than the district average. The academic program includes core subjects like math, science, English language arts, and social studies, as well as programs for social-emotional learning and academic intervention. U.S. News data shows that about 11% of students are good at math and 27% are good at reading. This means that a lot of students need extra help and support in these areas. Midland Elementary has a diverse student body, with a large number coming from minority and low-income backgrounds. This money goes toward classroom instruction, enrichment programs, and student services. Midland Elementary School is in a residential area of Moreno Valley. Its main goals are to help students grow and develop basic skills. The school is always working to improve students' reading, writing, and math skills, as well as their overall academic performance.

As part of the Moreno Valley Unified facilities plan, Midland Elementary is planning to upgrade its Innovation Center with new learning spaces, outdoor areas, and improvements that make it easier for students with different needs to learn through hands-on activities. The school also puts on events like Soul Fest to get families involved.

Q1. Does Midland Elementary School give students extra help with their schoolwork?

Ans. Yes, students get help with reading and math.

Q2. Are there services for people who are learning English?

Ans. Yes, there are programs to help people learn new languages.

Q3. Does the school offer counseling services?

Ans. Yes, there is help with social and emotional issues and counseling.

Q4. Do students get meals?

Ans. Yes, there are programs for breakfast and lunch.

Q5. Do the classrooms at Midland Elementary use technology?

Ans. Yes, digital tools help teachers teach in the classroom.