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Kimball Elementary
Kimball Elementary School
Sadae Boone
Kimball’s Mission Statement and Purpose
About Kimball
Mission Statement
“To be the bridge between a united community and the world by inspiring creative thinkers, learners, and leaders through commitment to P.R.I.D.E and academic excellence (W.A.T.E.R).”
Positivity Wisdom
Responsibility Aspirations
Integrity Teamwork
Drive Engagement
Empathy Resilience
Purpose Statment
Purpose
“Kimball is uniquely positioned to tailor our academic program for the future. We believe that providing our scholars a comprehensive STEAM experience during their foundational years will better serve their chances to be successful in today’s world.”
Commitment
Commitment
Program Resources
- New Leaders Roberts Innovation Award
- Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Modules and Curriculum
- DCPS Cornerstones (Science, ELA, Math, Social Studies)
- Foodprints Programming
- Joyful Market
- Environmental Literacy Leadership Cadre (OSSE)
- National Symphony Orchestra (Community Partners)
- ZooPhonics- ECE Curriculum
- Outlier Research and Evaluation
- Martha’s Table
- Washington Nationals Youth
Core Academics
- DCPS Cornerstones
- Project Lead the Way
- VEX IQ
- Discover Science Education
Spaces
- STEAM Class
- Makerspace: a place in which people with shared interests, especially in computing or technology, can gather to work on projects while sharing ideas, equipment, and knowledge.
- Food Prints: food prints refers to the environmental pressures created by the food demands of individuals, organizations, and geopolitical entities.
Human Capital
- Computer Lab Coordinator- STEAM teacher
- Library Media Specialists- Makerspace, Cornerstones
- Specials Department- Cornerstones
- Foodprints/Foodcorps
- STEAM committee
Facilities
Facilities
- Art room
- Auditorium
- Computer lab
- Gym
- Media center
- Music room
- Outdoor Recreation space
- Science lab
Demographic
Demographic
- 400 students enrolled
- 98% Black 1% Hispanic 1% Mixed race
- 1% are ELL (English Language Learners)
- 85% of the student population are “At Risk” this means: they qualify for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), what used to be known as “food stamps,” have been identified as homeless during the academic year, who are under the care of the Child and Family Services Agency (CESA or Foster Care), and who are high school students at least a year older than the expected age for their grade. This means that 85% of the families of the enrolled students are also at risk, they are impoverished.
- 13% of the student population are students with identified special needs that have Individualized Education Plans
- 66% of the population are attending the school as their neighborhood school determined by where they live
Accessibility
The school is metro accessible, and most kids are attending school because it is the neighborhood school, a lot of students are walking distance from school.
Accessibility
Curriculum and Programs
Curriculum
PARCC
ELA
Math
Science
Social Studies
PARCC is an assessment system in an annual year-end test in English language art/ literacy (ELA) and mathematics in grades 3-8 and highschool.
Programs
Topic
They offer the STEAM program along with a curriculum that includes ELA, Mathematics, Social Studies, and Science.
S.T.E.A.M- Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics.
Extra Curricular
- Drama club
- Chess club
- Robotics club
- GeoPlunge
- Keyboarding/ Coding
Fitness and Wellness
- Washington Nationals Youth Baseball Academy
- Washington Tennis and Education Foundation
- FoodPrints
- DC Scores
- Joyful Market
Classroom
Classroom
- 19 students in my class
- 100% of the students in my class are Black
- All of the sp-ed students are in one class, however they rotate with my class.
- There are 11 boys and 8 girls in my class
- 17 of the 19 students in my class are “at risk” and their family’s are impoverished.
I teach math to all of the third grade students. I am currently introducing multiplication and division to the students along with fractions and decimals. The students mainly do Khan Academy to help them learn but we are also using the grouping method to teach division and multiplication.