In Homestead, Florida, Dr. William A. Chapman Elementary School is a public PK–5 school that serves about 538 students. There are about 17 students for every teacher at the school which makes for a well-balanced classroom. Dr. William A. Chapman Elementary School's main goal is to teach students the basics, with a focus on reading, writing and math. There are a lot of different kinds of students at the school and most of them are from minority groups. This helps create a welcoming school culture. Academically, about 42% of students are good at both math and reading which shows that they do well in all subjects but not too well. The school has programs to help students who are struggling with their studies as well as opportunities for students to learn more and structured ways to learn. The average amount of money spent on each student is between $9,000 and $11,000 which is in line with state averages. The school is in a growing suburban area which is good for the school because it gets people involved in the community and families live nearby. Dr. William A. Chapman Elementary School gives students a solid academic base with balanced results and room to grow. This school is considered one of the best elementary schools in Florida.