Broward Estates Elementary School will become Broward Estates Early Learning and Resource Center, which will expand its educational mandate to serve children prior to entering kindergarten. The school board of Broward County approved the repurposement of the school under the district's improvement plan, creating an early learning center that would serve not just the children but also the families in the greater Lauderhill area. In a five-mile radius, only one-third of children are prepared for kindergarten, making this early learning center a direct solution to the problem.

Q1. What kind of magnet program does Broward Estates Elementary School have?

Ans. Broward Estates Elementary School is a Sprouting STEM Museum Magnet where children are encouraged to undertake inquiry-based learning in sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

Q2. How does one enroll in Broward Estates Elementary School?

Ans. Broward Estates Elementary School is a choice school; enrollment into the institution can be done via the school choice program of Broward County Public Schools where lottery selection is made.

Q3. Is there any after-school program offered at Broward Estates Elementary School?

Ans. Yes, Broward Estates Elementary School offers an after-school care program that is run by Firewall Centers and funded through grants to enrolled children only. Dial 754-322-5550 for more information.

Q4. Do students wear uniforms at Broward Estates Elementary School?

Ans. Students are required to wear unified dress codes, which require them to wear a red, white, or blue shirt collar together with khaki or navy-blue pants each school day.

Q5. What services will the new Broward Estates Early Learning and Resource Center offer?

Ans. The Broward Estates Early Learning and Resource Center will offer preschool classes and family services to prepare young children for kindergarten in the Lauderhill area.