Papillion-La Vista School District

G. Stanley Hall Elementary School serves more than 300 students in kindergarten through grade six. The school s core curriculum includes various subjects, such as art, health and physical education, math, science and social studies. Additionally, the school offers classes in computer science and language arts. G. Stanley Hall Elementary School has a media center that assists students in research information. In addition, the school s cafeteria serves a variety of food items to students. Throughout the academic year field trips are organized for many of the classes. Located in La Vista, Neb., G. Stanley Hall Elementary School is a part of the Papillion-La Vista School District.

Ralston Public Schools is a school district that educates students in pre-kindergarten through grade 12. Its schools curricula include art, business, language arts, music, math, media, reading, science, social studies, and health, special and physical education. The district provides learning opportunities to more than 3,000 students through a staff of over 230 teachers. Ralston Public Schools is certified by the Nebraska Department of Education. Its schools maintain library media centers that offer a variety of books, journals, magazines and reference materials, and online search engines and databases. The district s schools offer various athletic activities, such as golf, cross-country, tennis, softball and football.

Established in 2003, Portal Elementary offers learning opportunities for more than 455 students in kindergarten through grade six. It operates garden and culture clubs, as well as parent-teacher organization. The school publishes an online newsletter. It offers classes in instrumental and vocal music, as well as transportation services. Portal Elementary is governed by the Papillion-La Vista Public School District, which serves students in kindergarten through grade 12. The Papillion-La Vista Public School District s schools offer classes in fine arts, English, math and social studies. Its schools provide special education sessions for students with learning difficulties. The district s schools offer membership options in the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA). Its schools maintain art and cheerleading clubs, as well as student councils.