Lubeck Elementary School

Lubeck Elementary School is a public school in Parkersburg, West Virginia, that teaches kids from preschool to fifth grade. The Wood County Schools district includes it. The school has about 290 students and about 12 students for every teacher. This means that teachers can focus on each student and help them with what they need. Lubeck Elementary School has a regular elementary school curriculum, but it also has extra programs that help kids learn to read, write, and do math, as well as programs that help them learn about their feelings and how to get along with others. About 92% of the students are White, but there are also a few Hispanic and multiracial students (about 8%). Based on academic performance data, 32 to 36 percent of students are good at math and 35 to 39 percent are good at English language arts. This puts the school very close to the state average for proficiency. The amount of money spent on each student is normal for the district, which makes sure that there are enough resources for teaching and support services. The Parkersburg area has stable housing prices and a safe place to live, which makes it a good place for families to live. In general, Lubeck Elementary School has a steady educational program, dedicated teachers, and works hard to help students do better.

Recently, Lubeck Elementary School held its annual Fall Harvest Festival, which included games, performances by students, and a food drive for the community. The event got families involved and boosted school spirit.

Q1. Are there after-school programs at Lubeck Elementary School?

Ans. Yes, the school offers a few after-school activities, like homework help, seasonal events, and enrichment programs run by teachers and parents who volunteer.

Q2. Does the school offer special education services?

Ans. Lubeck Elementary School has special education services, such as individualized education plans (IEPs) and help with resources for students who need extra help with learning.

Q3: What does the school do to get parents and families involved?

The school encourages families to get involved by holding parent-teacher conferences, school events, sending out newsletters, and giving parents chances to volunteer all year long.

Q4: What kinds of transportation are available for students?

Students can use the school district's buses, which have routes that are based on the neighborhoods where the students live.

Q5. Are there programs to help students who need extra help with schoolwork?

Ans. Yes, Lubeck Elementary School has programs for intervention, small-group instruction, and teacher-led support to help students get better at reading and math.