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Facts & Figures

Administrators
1 Principal
1 Assistant Principal


Certified Staff Members
2 Kindergarten Teachers
2 First Grade Teachers
3 Second Grade Teachers
3 Third Grade Teacher
3 Fourth Grade Teachers
3 Fifth Grade Teachers
1 P.E. Teacher
1 Art Teacher
1 Music Teacher
1 CLDE Teachers
3 SPED Moderate Needs Teachers
2 SPED Affective Needs Teacher
1 Reading Interventionist
1 Instructional Coach
1 Counselor
1 Social Worker
1 SEL Specialist  


Educational Support Personnel to include 4 Distinguished ESP
2 Office Staff Members
1 Health Para
1 Library Technician
3 Instructional Paraprofessionals 
1 SPED Moderate Needs Paraprofessional 
3 SPED Affective Needs Paraprofessionals 
3 Kitchen Staff Members
2 Custodial Staff Members
 

Current Student Enrollment: 356 students (as of January 2024) 

 

Wildflower Students on Halloween

Our Awards

  • 2018 -- Urban School Award Winner
  • 2011 and 2017  -- National Blue Ribbon Award
  • 2016/2017 -- Title 1 Distinguished School Award
  • 2016 -- John Erwin School of Excellence Award
  • 2011 -- Distinguished Governor's Award

2024-2025 School Culture Survey Highlights

Positives

Over 90% of students feel safe in their classroom and feel that staff are present in the hallways during transition times, before school, and after school. In addition, they feel that their teacher responds appropriately when there is unruly behavior in the classroom.
Over 90% of families feel that their teachers' feedback on schoolwork helps their child learn; feel that teachers are aware of their child's strengths and weaknesses; feel their child feels challenged by his/her schoolwork; feel the school staff set high expectations for their child; and that their child is interested in what he/she is learning in school.
100% of staff at Wildflower are committed to building positive relationships with students, and 100% of our staff value these relationships.

Improvement Opportunities

  • 26% of students feel that their families have few opportunities to be involved in school activities.
  • 23% of families feel they are not adequately informed when their child does something good at school.
  • 29% of staff feel that school administrators do not ensure staff morale is high at Wildflower.

Next Steps

  • We will provide opportunities for parents to be involved remotely in awards and other celebrations by posting pictures on Facebook and/or the website and inviting parents to be a part of our after school activities.
  • We will increase our positive news posts via Facebook and our website. Staff will provide positive phone calls or DOJO messages home each week.
  • School administration will work to validate and encourage staff members on a regular basis, and will begin this by taking an inventory of ways staff members prefer to be validated for the work that they do.