New Salem El School

New Salem Elementary School is the best elementary school in the Spring Grove Area School District in York County, Pennsylvania, serving erves kids in k-4grade and has about 435 students. The student-to-teacher ratio at New Salem is 17:1. It consistently does better academically than the average school in the area and the state. About 74% to 77% of students are proficient in math, making it one of the best elementary schools in the area.

The nearby high and middle schools are Spring Grove Area Intermediate Middle Schools and Spring Grove Area High School, whose notable alumni include Olympic swimmer Hali Flickinger. Best School in Pennsylvania

New Salem stands out from nearby schools like Spring Grove Elementary (about 63% math proficiency) and Roundtown Elementary in Central York School District (about 52% math proficiency) because of its strong academic reputation, friendly atmosphere, and involvement in the community.

Families thinking about moving to the area will find that three-bedroom rental homes in the Spring Grove area usually cost between $1,400 and $1,900 per month. They may also have access to larger homes or townhouses.

In English Language Arts, about 72%–75% of students score at or above grade level. This requirement includes being able to understand what you read, know a lot of words, and write well.

Writing is evaluated within the comprehensive ELA category. New Salem's reading and writing skills are thought to be in the low to mid-70% range, based on district and state reports. Usually, students do better than the average in Pennsylvania.

District-wide achievements linked to New Salem: The Spring Grove Area School District was named one of the "Best Communities for Music Education" for the 13th year in a row. This is good for New Salem students because the district is committed to the arts.

Q1.Is there a transportation facility at New Salem Elementary?

Ans-Yes. New Salem Elementary School's district provides transportation for students. The Spring Grove Area School District (SGASD) runs the school and provides bus service to students who go to schools in the district.

Q2. Does the school offer any scholarship or special assistance programs?

Ans-New Salem doesn't provide direct scholarships to elementary school students, but families can use district-level programs to help students who need help with money or learning. The Spring Grove Area Educational Foundation also provides grants and awards for students who do well in higher grades.

Q3. What is the school’s approach to teaching and learning?

Ans-The school focuses on character education, early STEM exposure, literacy foundations, and learning by doing. Teachers use technology and project-based learning to help kids learn how to think critically from a young age.

Q4. How can parents become involved?

Ans-Parents can join the Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO), help out with events in the classroom, or go to family nights and school fundraisers. The school wants parents and teachers to work together. Q5.Who is the current principal of New Salem Elementary School?

Ans-The current principal of New Salem Elementary School is Mrs. Michelle McGregor.