Schrop Intermediate School

Schrop Intermediate School is in Akron's Springfield Local district, providing a 4–6 educator to roughly 384 students, and a roster of about 21 full-time teachers grants an average student-teacher ratio of roughly ~18:1. State testing reveal modest academic performance: Approximately 53–54% of students were proficient in both reading and math, but further breakdown indicates that students in grades 4 to 6 scored just above state level in reading. The school population is mostly White (approximately 86%), with minor percentages of multiracial, Asian, Black, and Hispanic students.

Approximately 62% of students are eligible for free or reduced-price lunch - demonstrating values of economic diversity. The staffing and core educators seem very talented, and the school is beginning to further develop how to recognize each student's growth and sense of well-being. States various information compiled by the district; Akron is an affordable community housing market for families - its volatility is suggested by the median home values hovering near $133K - $139K.

Students and staff use online portals such as Clever and Google Classroom to access digital learning tools.

Q1. What grades does Schrop Intermediate serve?

Ans. Schrop Intermediate serves grades 4 - 6.

Q2. What is the school's mission?

Ans. The mission is to create a safe, supportive, and fun place for students to learn, grow, and succeed.

Q3. How can I contact the school?

Ans. The contact information for Schrop Intermediate School is: 1228 S. Main Street, Springfield, OH 45506. 937-325-6331.

Q4. What programs are offered?

Ans. Schrop Intermediate has a variety of programs to enhance student learning and personal development, including STEM programs, reading interventions, and enrichment clubs.

Q5. Are there ways for parents to be involved?

Ans. Yes! Schrop encourages parents to be involved through volunteering, attending parent-teacher conferences, and participating in school events.