Greenwood Elementary School is a public school in Florence, South Carolina that serves students in grades K–5. Recent data shows that there are about 540 students at the school and about 14 students for every teacher. (Niche says there are 542 students and a 14:1 ratio.) The school has a lot of different academic and enrichment programs, such as STEM units for grades K–5, one-on-one technology access, small-group interventions, and a focus on teaching based on student data. It also has programs like the "Project Lead The Way" framework and the Gifted & Talented curriculum. About 62% of the students are African American, 25% are White, 9% are multiracial, and 4% are Hispanic. Almost all of the students can get free or low-cost lunch, which shows that they need a lot of money. The school's academic performance shows that its students are meeting state standards. For the 2023–24 school year, the school got a "Average" rating (46 points on the state scale). Niche says that about 24% of students are good at math and about 44% are good at reading. The funding information shows that the larger district (Florence 1) spends about $12,400 per student. This means that Greenwood Elementary probably has access to similar resources for each student. The school is in a neighborhood where the average home value is about $190,000. The district has been praised for its fair distribution of resources, which usually helps keep the school environment stable. Greenwood Elementary School has some good points, such as providing structured instructional supports and integrating technology. It also serves a diverse group of students in a district that is fair with its resources. At the same time, proficiency levels in important subjects like math show that there is still work to be done to improve performance even more.