School Information

Student Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 2:20 p.m.

Office Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Location: Located on West Morris Street between Bridgeport Rd. and Raceway Rd. View map

Student Handbook: Download the 2022-23 Student Handbook

Grades Served: Kindergarten – 6th Grade

Mascot: Knights

School Colors: Burgundy and Silver

School Enrollment: As of 2022-2023, 697 students enrolled

Motto: “Play, Learn, and Explore Together”

School Mission Statement: Bridgeport Elementary is a diverse and inclusive environment where all can learn, motivate, accept, and empower each other to succeed on their own unique journey in an ever-changing community.

School Vision Statement: Our vision at Bridgeport Elementary is to provide authentic learning experiences that will enable and empower all students to become lifelong learners and productive global citizens in an ever-changing society.

 School Belief Statement: At Bridgeport Elementary, we believe:

-Bridgeport fosters open, collaborative partnerships with families, students, staff, and community members through respect, communication, and leadership.

-Bridgeport is a place where students are nurtured to grow academically and socially within the community.

-Bridgeport aspires to be a safe, accepting and nurturing school community.

Our school provides some of the following learning opportunities for our students:

• Looping and/or Multi-age classrooms
• After school learning clubs
• Differentiated instruction
• After school tutoring
• Science Lab with focused instruction grades 3-6

Our School: Bridgeport Elementary is located on approximately 10 acres of ground. This state of the art elementary building includes:

• Computer lab with 28 workstations
• Computer Mini-lab with 15 portable workstations
• Large group instruction room
• Professional Development Lab
• Video Production Room
• H.O.S.T.S Room
• Parent/Community Room
• Before & After School Care Room
• Sensory Integration Room
• Media Center

Suggested Strategies for working with your child(ren) at home: We believe that together, the school and family can help provide a framework for success for your child. By using these suggested strategies at home, your child will benefit.

• Complete all homework, special study packets, or additional work that is sent home
• Listen to your child read as often as possible and model good reading-out loud for your child
• Communicate with your child’s teacher – do not hesitate to call and set up an appointment to talk with the teacher
• Support the school if we suggest your child stay for after-school tutoring
• Make sure children attend school each day
• Let children know that school is important
• Come to any parent information night that is offered