Wedgeworth Elementary

Wedgeworth Elementary is situated at 16949 Wedgeworth Drive in Hacienda Heights. Enrollment is 612 students in grades K-5 with a student–teacher ratio of 25:1. Math proficiency is 78% and reading proficiency is 83%. The gender mix is 53% male and 47% female students. The campus climate is all about making steady progress in school and having good social interactions. Students should be ready to talk about difficult subjects every day. During the day, high standards of behavior can be seen all over campus. This focus on predictability makes it easy for students to handle their daily changes. Every student has the chance to follow a balanced schedule every day. Prices for homes in the area range from $920,000 to $1,650,000. Parents' reviews talk about how clear the academic goals are and how helpful the resources are for learning at home. People often say that the school does a great job of making the environment warm and welcoming. People say that this school is one of the best elementary schools in California.

Wedgeworth Elementary is happy that John Roach, a long-time teacher, has been named the new HLPUSD Superintendent. He will be in charge of the district's academic mission. As part of the spring state testing period, the school is getting its fifth graders ready for the California Science Test (CAST). Families are also looking over the new district-wide cell phone policy, which is already making students more interested in class on all campuses.

Q1. Who is the new principal of Wedgeworth Elementary?

Ans. John Roach, a teacher for a long time, was recently named head of the Hacienda La Puente Unified School District mission.

Q2. What is the new cell phone policy for the Wedgeworth Elementary School district?

Ans. A new rule says that students can't use their phones during school hours to make them more interested in class and less likely to be distracted by their phones.

Q3. What state test do fifth graders at Wedgeworth Elementary take?

Ans. As part of the annual spring state assessment period, students take the California Science Test (CAST).

Q4. Is there a dual language program at Wedgeworth Elementary?

Ans. From TK to fifth grade, the school has a Mandarin Dual Language Immersion program that helps students do well in school.

Q5: What is the Wedgeworth Elementary School mascot and spirit day?

Ans. The Warrior is the school's mascot, and every Friday students wear school colors to show their school spirit.