Bristow Elementary School

Bristow Elementary School is a public school in the Warren County Public Schools district that teaches kids in grades Pre-K through 6. There are about 660 students at the school, and there is one teacher for every 15 students. Bristow has a lot of different ways to teach, such as a gifted and talented track, STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) opportunities, and a "Leader in Me" framework that focuses on student leadership and research-based teaching methods. The student body is diverse, with about 55% White, 18% Hispanic, 12% African American, and 12% multiracial students. This means that about 45% of the students are minorities. About 36% of students did well in math and 38% did well in reading/ELA on recent tests. These numbers are a little lower than the state averages. The school spends about $16,777 on each student, which shows how much money it has. The median home value in the area is about $242,600, which makes it a stable place to live. Overall, Bristow Elementary School is known for its leadership programs, STEAM focus, and diverse student body. There are also ways for students to improve their academic skills and outcomes.

Bristow Elementary School in Bowling Green, Kentucky, is starting a new chapter in its growth and leadership. Warren County Public Schools said in April 2025 that Sarah Baker would be the next principal of the school, starting on July 1. Baker has lived in Bristow for a long time and has been a classroom teacher and assistant principal for more than 20 years.She is known for her dedication to student leadership and programs like "Leading Ladies." Her promotion shows that the district is focused on stability and improvement that comes from the community. At the same time, a big project to make schools safer is going on. It will include a wider entrance and a limited crossing U-turn near U.S.31-W. It is expected to be done before the start of the new school year. Bristow Elementary is still working to improve its academic performance. As per school data 36% of students are good at math and 38% are good at reading/ELA.

Q1. What extracurricular activities are offered?

Ans. Clubs in art, music, choir, sports, and student leadership are available.

Q2. Does the school support students with special needs?

Ans. Yes, through special education programs and individualized education plans (IEPs).

Q3. Are technology resources provided?

Ans. Students have access to computers, tablets, and interactive learning tools.

Q4. Is there support for English language learners?

Ans. Yes, ELL programs help students develop reading, writing, and speaking skills.

Q5. How can parents get involved?

Ans. Through volunteering, the parent-teacher organization, and school events.