Berkeley Heights Elementary School is a public school in Martinsburg, West Virginia, that teaches kids in pre-kindergarten through fifth grade. The school has about 420 students and a student-to-teacher ratio of about 14:1. This keeps class sizes small and lets teachers give each student their full attention. Berkeley Heights Elementary has a regular elementary school curriculum, as well as programs for early literacy, math enrichment, and teaching gifted and talented students. The school puts a lot of weight on both academic success and social-emotional learning. This helps make the classroom a friendly place and gets students involved. There is some diversity in the student body, with about 10–12% of them coming from minority backgrounds. Most of the students are White. Based on their grades, 64% of students are proficient at math, and 66% are proficient at reading. This is about the same as or a little better than the average for West Virginia. The estimated cost per student is $14,000, which covers things like classroom supplies, student services, and teaching programs. The school is in a residential area of Martinsburg, which makes it a safe and family-friendly place to be. Parents are very involved.