William Beanes Elementary School

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.

This school is a great school it teaches all people and is so helpful for people new to language art, math, reading, geography, science, and all other subjects. I think it's the best school.

5 stars!!! Great experience so far. Even dealing with distance learning during Covid-19.

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

I used to be a student who attended Samuel P. Massie Academy since kindergarten. When I was in the school, In my opinion at least I felt like it was progressively getting worse throughout the years. The fighting and the lack of communication between students and the administrative office or just with the office and how they treated my mother. I have since left the school and have moved on to better things. One of my close family members attends this school still while it is under a new principle and things from what I hear are okay but could be better. I don't try and don't want to down play the school because it has lots of benefits and has taught me great lessons that I know use in middle school. Sending your child here could be a 50/50 of greatness or of drama and a lot of other things. I thank this school for the things they have taught me in the past but I don't appreciate the drama, disrespect, bullying, fighting that has happened before.