Summit Drive Elementary is a part of Greenville County Schools. It serves students in kindergarten through grade five. The school s facilities include a playground, gymnasium, cafeteria, art studio and computer laboratory. Summit Drive Elementary also features a full-service media center that maintains a collection of print and multimedia reading and reference resources. It operates a parent-teacher association that sponsors various fundraising events and activities. Summit Drive Elementary employs a staff of trained teachers, nurses, custodians, administrators and psychologists. It conducts classes in art, music, and computer and physical education. In addition, the school provides special education for students with special needs. Summit Drive Elementary is located in Greenville, S.C.
Pelham Road Elementary School offers education to students in grades one through five. It has an enrollment of more than 500 students and is a part of the Greenville school district. It curriculum includes various subjects, such as language arts, reading, mathematics and social studies. The amenities provided at the school include, a computer lab, science room, library and a play area. The school also has a cafeteria, which offers a variety of food items. The school has a parent-teacher association, which organizes various student welfare activities. The school also provides counseling and guidance services to students. It is located in Greenville, S.C.
Berea Elementary School provides educational programs to more than 750 students in grades kindergarten through five. Located in Greenville, S.C., the school offers studies in art, music, mathematics, science and social studies. The school facilities consist of more than 30 classrooms, a gymnasium, library, a science lab and a computer lab. The media center houses more than 7,000 books with a yearly circulation of 13,000 and subscribes to 20 periodicals for student and faculty use. The center has more than 10 networked computers for students to access card catalog, reading counts and the Internet. Its D.A.W.G.S. publishing center showcases students writing by encouraging and recognizing reluctant writers.
