Childs Elementary School

Childs Elementary School is a public school in Bloomington, Indiana, run by the Monroe County Community School Corporation. It serves students in kindergarten through sixth grade. The school enrolls 450 to 550 students each year, with a student-to-teacher ratio of about 15:1. This allows for structured classrooms and personalized instruction.

Recent state assessment data shows that about 50% of students at Childs Elementary are proficient or better in math. This is higher than the state average for Indiana. Most students also do well in English Language Arts, meeting or exceeding grade-level expectations. In general, the school's academic results are better than those of many other schools in the district. The curriculum focuses on inquiry-based learning, balanced literacy, and basic math skills. Students also take part in music, art, and physical education classes.

The students come from a wide range of cultural and economic backgrounds. The district's spending per student is usually about the same as the state average. The neighborhood around the school is known for having stable homes and involved parents, which helps make the school a good place to be.

Childs Elementary School is known for its consistent academic performance, supportive staff environment, and an environment that helps students grow in all of their core subjects.

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Q1. Does Childs Elementary School provide transportation for students?

Ans.Yes. The Monroe County Community School Corporation will bus eligible students based on where they live and the bus routes that are already in place. Families can call the district transportation office to get information about the routes and pickup times.

Q2.What kinds of special education services does Childs Elementary offer?

Ans.The school provides a variety of special education services, such as individualized instruction, resource support, speech therapy, and accommodations that are tailored to each student's needs based on their Individualized Education Plans (IEPs).

Q3. Are there any programs for students who do very well in school?

Ans.: Childs Elementary offers enrichment opportunities and help with advanced coursework through differentiated instruction and extension activities. Some students may also be sent to district-level gifted and talented programs based on how well they do in school and what their teachers think of them.

Q4. Are there any clubs or programs at the school that meet after school?

Ans.: Childs Elementary School often has extracurricular activities like student leadership groups, academic clubs, and seasonal activity programs. Availability may change from year to year, so families should check with the school for the most up-to-date information.

Q5. What kinds of meals can students choose from?

The school is part of the district's meal program, which provides breakfast and lunch every day with choices that meet state nutrition standards. Families may apply for free or reduced-price meals depending on eligibility.