Twelfth & Marion Elementary

Established in 1925, Northeast Middle School offers a range of academic options and extracurricular activities for students in grades six through eight. It provides classes in communication arts, math, science, social studies, industrial technology, music, and health and physical education. The school administers special education programs for students with learning disabilities. Northeast Middle School maintains a cafeteria and environmental and newspaper clubs. It offers various sports activities, such as football, volleyball, soccer, cross-country, basketball, wrestling, and cheerleading. The school operates a library that has a selection of print and electronic resources. Northeast Middle School is a part of the Reading School District.

Thirteenth and Union Elementary school, founded in 1929, is affiliated with the Reading School District. It offers education to more than 800 students in grades kindergarten through five. The school s curriculum includes English, mathematics, science and social studies. It provides online homework assistance to students. The school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities and after-school programs, such as student council, chess club, basketball and Spanish classes. The various amenities provided by the school include a cafeteria, gymnasium, lockers and shower rooms. The parent-teacher association of the school organizes fundraising events and assists in school activities. Thirteenth and Union Elementary school is located in Reading, Pa.

13th & Green Elementary School offers a variety of academic and extracurricular options to students. It provides classes in art, reading, music and physical education. The school maintains a library and cafeteria. 13th & Green Elementary School also offers guidance counseling, nursing and psychology services. It conducts parent-teacher conferences that serve as a resource for students, parents and staff. The school maintains a library, as well as organizes field trips. 13th & Green Elementary School is a part of the Reading School District, which governs various elementary, middle and high schools. The district provides special education programs for students with learning disabilities.