Arbutus Elementary School is a coeducational, public school that is located in Baltimore. It is a part of Baltimore County Public Schools, which is one of the largest school systems in the United States that serves more than 107,000 students in over 160 schools. The school offers educational classes to students in pre-kindergarten through grade five and has an annual enrollment of nearly 350 students. Arbutus Elementary School s facilities include a library media center, cafeteria, sports field, gymnasium, auditorium, parent resource center, computer and science laboratories, administrative offices, and art and music rooms. The school maintains a parent-teacher organization that conducts monthly meetings and organizes various events and activities for the overall development of the school.
Located in Baltimore, Johnnycake Elementary School is a public school that serves more than 550 students in prekindergarten through grade five. The school has a guidance and counseling department that works towards fostering an environment for growing academically and emotionally. It operates a library and media center that provides a selection of reference books, archives, biographies, databases, encyclopedias, newspapers and magazines. The school also has a parent-teacher association that provides programs, activities, information and resources that strengthen relationships between the school staff, students and the community. Johnnycake Elementary School is governed by Baltimore County Public Schools, which operates over 150 schools and has an enrollment of over 100,000 students.
Edmondson Heights Elementary School has been operational for more than 50 years and is located in Baltimore. The school provides academic classes and enrichment programs to students in prekindergarten through grade five. It has a parent-teacher association that participates in information and training programs and encourages participation of parents and others within the school community. The school offers educational classes in language arts, special education, math, social studies, science, computer skills, health and physical education. It has a guidance and counseling department that provides consultation and referral services for parents. Edmondson Heights Elementary School is governed by Baltimore County Public Schools, which governs several elementary, middle and high schools.
Dickey Hill Elementary/Middle offers a range of educational programs to students. The school is a part of Baltimore City Public Schools, which serves more than 85,000 students and has a staff of over 11,000 individuals. Baltimore City Public Schools maintains human resources, command center, internal audits and student performance departments. The district s schools administer Title I, English for Speakers of Other Languages, and gifted and talented education programs. Its schools provide classes in social studies, algebra, mathematics and science. The district s schools operate parent-teacher organizations that conduct several fundraising programs. Its schools offer after-school programs, as well as organize a variety of events, including family tours, mother and daughter luncheon, and parent and principal rap sessions.
