Webster Hill School

Webster Hill School is a public elementary school in West Hartford, Connecticut, for kids in grades PK–5. It has about 353 students and a student–teacher ratio of about 12:1. The school has a pre-kindergarten program that uses play, strong academic instruction, and extra activities in music, art, and character education. About 65–69% of students are good at math, and 70–74% are good at reading, making this one of the best elementary schools in West Hartford and one of the best in Connecticut. The school has a diverse student body, with about 51% of students being minorities. The school focuses on cultural inclusion, language development, and creating a caring, supportive environment that helps students grow academically and socially.

As part of the Vision Zero road safety program in West Hartford, the town has put in 12 raised crosswalks, some of which are in school zones, to make it safer for people to walk and slow down traffic.

The district also said that Anthony Dávila has been named the new principal of Webster Hill Elementary. This will bring stability and new leadership for the 2025–26 school year.

Q1.What kinds of early childhood programs does Webster Hill have?

Ans. Webster Hill has a play-based pre-kindergarten program that uses the Creative Curriculum. It focuses on social-emotional growth, early literacy, and math skills.

Q2. What does Webster Hill do to help students who speak more than one language?

Ans. The school helps English Language Learners (ELLs) learn to read, write, and speak English while still valuing their first language.

Q3. Do students have chances to do art and perform?

Ans. Yes, Webster Hill stresses arts integration through music, choir, theater, and visual arts programs, and student performances and exhibitions are often shown.

Q4. What programs teach kids how to be good people and get along with others?

Ans. The school uses character education programs like Respect, Responsibility, and Kindness to help students develop social and emotional skills and a positive school culture.

Q5. What are some ways families can get involved with the school community?

Ans. Parents can help improve home-school collaboration by joining the PTA, volunteering in the classroom, going to family nights, and going to school events.