Thompson Elementary School provides academic education to nurture the physical, creative, intellectual and emotional growth of students. Located in Tacoma, Wash., the school is affiliated with the Bethel School District. The school has an annual enrollment of more than 450 students from kindergarten through grade six. It has a parent-teacher association that works to foster growth and development of the education programs and promotes fellowship within the school. The school s academic curriculum includes arts, technology, reading, writing, math, science, social studies, language arts and physical education. Thompson Elementary School organizes various special programs that include extra algebra classes, science camps, field trips and reading programs.
Brookdale Elementary School educates students in grades one through five. The school s lunch menu includes chili fries, chicken nuggets, cheese nachos, hamburgers, cheese sandwiches and salads. Brookdale Elementary School organizes picnics, science fairs, talent shows and musical programs. Its media center offers a range of books and research materials. The elementary school maintains a parent-teacher association that sponsors various projects and safety education classes. Brookdale Elementary School is located in Tacoma, Wash. In addition, the elementary school publishes a newsletter.
DeLong Elementary School provides educational services to students in kindergarten through grade five. The school maintains a computer laboratory, library and book clubs. It conducts music, physical and basic education, and speech and language therapy programs. DeLong Elementary School also operates a parent-teacher association and administers English Language Learners and English as a Second Language programs. It also has therapeutic learning and resource centers and coordinates a learning assistance program. The school is a part of The Tacoma Public Schools, which has more than 50 elementary, middle and high schools and over five alternative learning sites. Tacoma Public Schools serves nearly 29,000 children in kindergarten through grade 12.
