R. D. White Elementary

The address of R. D. White Elementary School is 744 East Doran Street, Glendale, California 91206. Students in kindergarten through fifth grade go to school on this campus. There are about 967 students enrolled in elementary school. With the current number of staff, there is about one teacher for every 27 students. About 48% of the students are boys and 52% are girls. According to state tests, about 51% of students are good at math and about 54% are good at reading. The school is a regular neighborhood elementary school in the Glendale Unified School District, and its enrollment has been pretty steady in recent years. This campus has a boundary-based enrollment system, which means that the main streets where students live near the school decide how many students can enroll. In the last few months, homes in this area have sold for about $1.2 million. R. D. White Elementary is a stable Glendale Unified elementary school with consistent academic results and a long history of being part of the community. This is different from other neighborhood campuses in the city.

R. D. White Elementary School in Glendale is still pushing its Armenian Dual Language Immersion program for kindergarten students who are about to start school. The program's main goal is to teach students both Armenian and English while still following the regular elementary school curriculum.

Q1. Do students at R. D. White Elementary School have access to technology?

Ans: Yes, students usually have access to technology in the classroom, like computers or tablets, that they can use for digital learning activities and research during the school day.

Q2. Are there clubs outside of school that students can join?

Ans. Depending on the availability of staff and student interest, the school may offer a variety of clubs and enrichment activities throughout the year.

Q3: Does the school plan trips for students?

Ans. Teachers can set up educational field trips that are related to what students are learning in class. This gives students a chance to learn outside of the classroom.

Q4. What does the school do to help new students who join during the school year?

Ans. School staff usually help new students get used to school by showing them around, placing them in classes, and helping them get used to the daily routine.

Q5. Do parent groups take part in school events?

Ans. Parent groups and volunteer groups often help plan school events, raise money, and do things that help the student community.