Our school serves children in grades pre-K to 5th grade. Many of our students are 1st and 2nd generation immigrants who are new to the English language. Some of our students are currently living in transitional housing. Additionally, we have a large special needs population.
Our students love to be in school and to learn!
Many of our students have difficult home lives and being at school provides a safe environment. Our school is like a second family to our students and our staff.
My Project
The walking tour students will go on in Philadelphia will provide them with a firsthand experience of what colonial America was really like. They will be able to walk on cobblestone streets and see original architecture from the time period. They will also see a working printing press and the site of Benjamin Franklin's first post office. Students will also get to tour Betsy Ross' home, which will give them a perspective on what daily living was like during the 18th century. Students will also get to explore the National Constitutional Center and see how the government created by our Founding Fathers still holds true today. Finally, students will also visit Independent Hall, and see where the actual signing of the Declaration of Independence was.
This trip will be something they will most likely never have the opportunity to go on again.
It will also represent the importance that we place on education and our students' hard work. Please help our students to go to Philadelphia!
Nearly all students from low‑income households
Data about students' economic need comes from the National Center for Education Statistics, via our partners at MDR Education. Learn more
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