Montgomery County Intermediate Unit

Candlebrook Elementary School offers a range of educational opportunities for students in kindergarten through grade four. The school s academic curriculum includes English, mathematics, science, art and social studies. Candlebrook Elementary School also conducts reading, writing and spelling sessions. The school has a library that stocks various types of books and other reading and reference materials. It has a parent-teacher association that organizes various special events to encourage the participation of parents in various school activities. The school serves sandwiches, pizzas, vegetables, chicken, milk and salads. Candlebrook Elementary School has a work force of several teachers and support staff. The school is located in King of Prussia, Pa. it is a part of the Upper Merion Area School District, which operates elementary, middle and high schools.

Marshall Street Elementary School was built in 1957 and serves over 500 students in kindergarten through grade four. It is a Reading First school that mandates a comprehensive literacy program based on scientific reading instruction. The school offers an extended day program in reading and mathematics to provide intensive support for at-risk students. Its academic curriculum includes several subjects, such as reading, mathematics, writing, social studies and science. The school organizes a variety of events, such as an open house, reading and math nights, Cinco de Mayo celebrations, student conferences, Dr. Seuss and bingo nights, and winter and spring concerts. It additionally works in conjunction with the Family Services of Montgomery County to offer a family strengthening program that provides services to families for building their self-esteem and improving the school performance. Marshall Street Elementary School is a part of the Norristown Area School District.

J.K. Gotwals Elementary School, located in Norristown, Pa., is a part of the Norristown Area School District. It offers classes from kindergarten through grade five, and has an enrollment of more than 400 students. The curriculum includes a wide range of subjects, including reading, writing, art, music, mathematics, and computer science. Monthly grade-level communication meetings are held for parents to discuss curriculum, assessments, instructional strategies, KidWriting, Everyday Math, CompassLearning and guided reading. This is in addition to the regular Parent-Faculty Club meetings. J.K. Gotwals Elementary School also provides one-on-one tutoring for students through Citizen Bank volunteers, Eastern College students and Delta Sigma Sorority.