Westside Elementary School

Established in 1955, Greenwood Elementary School is an educational institution that offers classes in computer technology, art, science and math for students in kindergarten through grade five. It offers a range of academic and extracurricular programs for students. Greenwood Elementary School provides instruction in English, social studies, physical education and music. Its staff includes a guidance counselor, speech and language pathologist, library specialist, special educators, classroom teachers, occupational and physical therapists and adaptive physical education instructors. The school additionally maintains a parent-teacher association that offers assistance with organizing family feasts, carnivals, and book and science fairs. Located in River Falls, Wis., Greenwood Elementary School is a part of the School District of River Falls, which governs elementary, middle and high schools.

Meyer Middle School is a part of the School District of River Falls and offers a variety of academic and athletic programs to students in grades six through eight. The school offers programs in art, English, fine arts, world languages and economics. It also provides various programs in technical education that include graphic and electronic communication, and residential, commercial and civil construction programs. Meyer Middle School offers various classes in music education, including band, choir, jazz, ensemble band, and exploratory and general music. The school provides a variety of athletic programs, such as basketball, wrestling, soccer, cheerleading, tennis and cross country. Meyer Middle School is located in River Falls, Wis.

Rocky Branch Elementary School offers a range of academic and interactive programs. The school is located in River Falls, Wis., and is operated by the School District of River Falls. It has various activity clubs, including care groups, kids club, multiage classrooms, a Site Base Council, peer mediation club and preschool program department. The school offers speech and language therapies to students who suffer from speech and language development delays. It also offers a variety of services to children with disabilities and its programs include oral motor exercises, position and placement development programs, as well as language-building activities. Additionally, it organizes special programs to assist students in reading, written language and math. Its curriculum includes English as a second language, science, language arts, computers and health education.