Highland Park Elementary provides educational services to students in kindergarten through grade four. Its music program provides instruction in vocal and reading music and rhythmic activities. The school offers a supplemental accelerated instruction program that addresses students needs on an individual basis. It provides special programs for gifted and talented, homeless, bilingual, migrant and dyslexic students, as well as students with limited English proficiency and disabilities. The school s library is a learning laboratory that has a collection of books, computers, magazines and other reference materials that are available for classroom assignments, projects and reading pleasure. Its parent-teacher association supports various student activities. Highland Park Elementary is a part of the Nederland Independent School District and is located in Nederland, Texas.
Vidor Elementary offers a range of educational opportunities for more than 645 students. The school serves students in pre-kindergarten through grade four. Its academic curriculum includes mathematics, science, social science and language arts. Vidor Elementary administers the Title I program. It maintains a library that offers a variety of educational resources and materials. The school also conducts the English as a Second Language program. Vidor Elementary offers guidance counseling sessions. The school has a parent-teacher organization that works for student welfare. It offers opportunities for students to participate in track and field. Vidor Elementary is governed by the Vidor Independent School District.
Superintendent's Office is governed by the Bridge City Independent School District, is an educational institution that manages elementary, middle and high schools. The district s schools offer instruction in reading, math, writing and science. Its schools conduct the Title I program. The district s schools also administer the English as a Second Language program. Its schools offer guidance counseling sessions. The district s schools have libraries that provide a variety of educational resources and materials. Its schools maintain parent-teacher associations that work for student welfare. The district s schools have chess, Spanish and book clubs. Its schools offer opportunities for students to participate in sports activities.
