Francis Scott Key Elementary School

This school is not equipped with teachers and staff that knows how to teach to kids with learning disabilities.

District Heights Elementary School provides a nurturing and supportive learning environment where students are encouraged to grow academically, socially, and emotionally. The classroom environment is structured, engaging, and student-centered, with teachers who are dedicated to meeting the diverse needs of every learner. Instruction is intentional, with a strong focus on building foundational skills while fostering confidence and a love for learning.What truly sets District Heights Elementary apart is its deep commitment to family and community engagement. The school consistently creates meaningful opportunities for families to be involved, ensuring that they feel welcomed, valued, and connected to their child’s educational experience. From interactive family engagement nights focused on literacy, STEM, and wellness, to ongoing communication and support, the school prioritizes strong partnerships with families.Additionally, District Heights Elementary goes above and beyond by providing essential resources to the community. Regular food distributions and access to basic needs support demonstrate a genuine understanding of the challenges families may face. Community events are thoughtfully planned, well-attended, and impactful, creating a sense of belonging and unity among students, families, and staff.Overall, District Heights Elementary School is more than just a place of learning—it is a true community hub that supports the whole child and the entire family.

If you care about the quality of your children's education, don't send them here! My kids spent 2 years here and this year I've had enough and decided to transfer them out.

Their mean kids are saying bad words without their parents know and fighting in the 5th grade

This school is terrible in almost every aspect. What ever efforts that have been made to make it at least a functional school are thwarted by students and parent who have no real value of education. The administration has put up a good effort but know they are in a losing battle. It's really sad when you have to say a large part of the falure of this school is due to the people it trys to serves. community blame not the educators blame your self. To many of your kids are not there to learn and you know it. Yet you blame the educators . I hope during covid your children destroyed your homes the way they destroyed their school's.