Loganville-Springfield El School

Loganville-Springfield Elementary School (K–3) is a best elementary school in suburban area in the Dallastown Area School District . The report on state tests shows that about 82% of Loganville-Springfield students are good at math and 82% are proficient in reading. With about 459 students and a student-teacher ratio of about 16:1, the school can keep class sizes small and pay attention to each student.

The school serves three educational services: English Learners, Special Education, and Gifted Learners. Gifted support for students who are already doing well in school, as well as learning support and special education services for students who need extra help.

Special Education is a program for students whose needs can't be met in the regular education program. These programs offer help to students with learning, mental, and physical disabilities, as well as students who are mentally gifted. Top School in Pennsylvania

Dallastown Area Senior High School is the area's main comprehensive high school. Notable alumni of this school are Tina Kotek (politician—Speaker of the Oregon House and later Governor of Oregon), Scott Wagner (politician/business owner), and Rick Ufford-Chase (activist/Presbyterian leader). NeighborhoodScout says that 82% of 3rd graders at this school are good at reading and math, which supports its reputation as a high-performing school.

Math skills at other nearby elementary schools in the Dallastown area

Dallastown Elementary: About 65% of students are proficient at math.

At Leaders Heights Elementary, roughly 75% of the students are math proficient.

Ore Valley Elementary: About 57% of students are proficient at math.

York Township Elementary: about 57% excellent at math.

Parents/guardians have 24-hour access to their children’s grades through Skyward. This access provides information about your child’s classes, graded assignments, and report card grades, including comments. It also provides information about your child’s enrollment and school attendance. It is accessible to parents at any time via a link on the Dallastown Area School District website or by clicking.

Q1. Is the food cafeteria facility available at the school?

Ans- Yes. The paid service is available for students.

Q2. Does the school provide transportation facilities?

Ans-The school bus service is provided by Reliance Student Transportation, LLC. The queries regarding routes, stops, and late buses can be directed to the district's transportation department at 717-244-4021 ext. 4293, which is open from 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

Q3. Does the school provide a homebound instruction facility or not?

Ans-Homebound instruction is available to all students who experience a long-term illness or temporary disability lasting two weeks or more. Instruction can be arranged for major subject areas. Arrangements are made through the School Counseling Office for homebound instruction with a written request from a licensed medical practitioner or physician.

Q 4. What is the main focus area of regarding academics ?

Ans: The school puts its focused effort on basic reading and writing skills as well as STEAM/maker activities and a Gifted & Talented option.

Q5. Does this school offer a scholarship program?

Ans- No. The elementary school does not offer scholarships, but scholarships are available in the district for high school and senior students.