Robert Frost Elementary School
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About Robert Frost Elementary School
Robert Frost Elementary School, home to the Cougars, is situated in the county of Franklin, Pasco City, in Washington. In 1891, Pasco was the first among the Tri-Cities to be incorporated. It is run by the Pasco School District education agency. Categorized as a Primary School, it offers Kindergarten to Fifth grade to approximately 550 students. There are 30 teachers making up the student-teacher ratio of 18 students for every teacher.
The school is named after an American poet, Robert Lee Frost, who received four Pulitzer Prizes. He wrote poetry, plays, and prose. In January 1961, during John F. Kennedy’s inauguration, he recited the poem, “The Gift Outright”.
Enrichment
Aside from the quality education that Robert Frost Elementary School provides, it also offers enrichment programs like basketball, soccer, art club, dance club, Puppeteer’s Club, chess, and hairstyling. There are tutoring opportunities for students who need extra help in their academic subjects.
Parent Involvement
Parent involvement is part of a student’s success. Parents are encouraged to communicate with their child’s teachers on a regular basis. There is a Parent-Teacher Organization that raises funds and organizes activities for the school. Some of the PTA activities are the Winter Festival and the Valentine’s Box Decoration. They are also invited to participate in school activities and celebrations such as field trips, plays, and musical performances.
Culture of Learning
The priority goal of schools in Pasco is to continue to improve student achievement. Students in the fourth grade are required to take the Washington Assessment of Student Learning. Through the WASL tests, the state and the federal government can measure if the school district is making progress.
Research-based curricula, evaluation of standards, and alignment to district goals are ways to achieve student success. Reading, Writing, and Mathematics are the core subjects on which the school is focused. Teachers constantly undergo training in reading and mathematics to further improve instruction in these subjects.
The students are expected to show respect, make wise decisions, and solve problems. This is in line with the school’s aim at total student development.
The commitment of the school is to provide the students with an environment that is safe and caring and a learning environment with high academic standards. And with the help and cooperation of the staff, the parents, and the community, Pasco schools are ensured of globally competitive students and lifelong learners.