Oriole Lane Elementary School

Oriole Lane Elementary, serving around 511 bright, young students pre-K through grade 5, and staffed by approx 35 full-time teachers. 15:1 is the student-teacher ratio. It is one of the best elementary schools in Wisconsin— top 5% in both reading and math, a math proficiency of 77% and a reading proficiency of 67%.

The school is very welcoming, with 78% of its student population identifying as the same race—that is, White. This also means the remaining 22% are Asian, multiracial, Hispanic, or Black. The teachers and staff are more than just academic figures to Oriole Lane's students and families; they offer orchestra, band, student governance (student council), and various Destination Imagination activities that promote curiosity and connections.

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Oriole Lane Elementary School embraced kindness week by promoting student-led activities. In the upcoming weeks Oriole Lane is also preparing for their science fair and many literacy events to encourage curiosity, empathy and learning for all grade levels.

1. What levels are served at Oriole Lane Elementary?

Oriole Lane Elementary serves students in grades K-5.

2. What is the school's philosophy?

The school values academic excellence, loves learning, and nurtures the development of the whole child.

3. How does the school actively involve the community?

Oriole Lane Elementary involves parents and community members through various programs that strengthen the school community.

4. What extra-curricular offerings exist at the school?

The school has a variety of extra-curricular offerings, including music programs, sports, and clubs, that support the students' educational experiences.

5. How do parents remain aware of events at the school?

Parents are aware of events at Oriole Lane through newsletters, the school's website, and parent-teacher meetings to help keep them actively engaged in their child's education.