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A. K. Suter Elementary, located in the [East Pensacola Heights]] neighborhood within [[Pensacola city limits]], opened in [[1921]] with two teachers and a principal. It has since grown to a faculty of 30 and added three wings to its main building plus six portable classrooms.<ref>[http://www.bsi.fsu.edu/0708_sip_template/cprint.aspx?id=1939 School Improvement Plan]</ref>
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A. K. Suter Elementary, located in the [East Pensacola Heights] neighborhood within [[Pensacola city limits]], opened in [[1921]] with two teachers and a principal. It has since grown to a faculty of 30 and added three wings to its main building plus six portable classrooms.<ref>[http://www.bsi.fsu.edu/0708_sip_template/cprint.aspx?id=1939 School Improvement Plan]</ref>
  
 
==Curriculum==
 
==Curriculum==

Latest revision as of 03:21, 15 March 2009

A. K. Suter Elementary
School Information
Location 501 Pickens Avenue
Type public K-5
Opened 1921
Principal Pamela Lewis
Teachers 30
Namesake A. K. Suter
Phone (850) 595-6810
Website Official site

A. K. Suter Elementary School is a public K-5 school in the Escambia County School District. It is located at 501 Pickens Avenue. The current principal is Pamela Lewis.

History[edit]

A. K. Suter Elementary, located in the [East Pensacola Heights] neighborhood within Pensacola city limits, opened in 1921 with two teachers and a principal. It has since grown to a faculty of 30 and added three wings to its main building plus six portable classrooms.[1]

Curriculum[edit]

School Accountability Report[2]
School Year Grade High Standards in Reading High Standards in Math High Standards in Writing High Standards in Science Free & Reduced Lunch Minority
2006-07 A 87% 89% 80% 70% 33% 30%
2005-06 A 92% 91% 70% 29% 25%
2004-05 A 91% 82% 78% 36% 24%
2003-04 A 89% 76% 93% 31% 27%
2002-03 A 87% 74% 97% 28% 25%
2001-02 A 88% 77% 89%

Extra-curricular activities[edit]

Community partners[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ School Improvement Plan
  2. ↑ Florida Department of Education


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Escambia County School District
AdministrationMalcolm Thomas, Superintendent • Vernon McDaniel Building • J. E. Hall Center
School BoardJeff Bergosh (District 1) • Gerald Boone (District 2) • Linda Moultrie (District 3) • Patty Hightower (District 4) • Bill Slayton (District 5)
High SchoolsEscambia • Northview • Pensacola • Pine Forest • J.M. Tate • Washington • West Florida • Woodham
Middle SchoolsBellview • Brown Barge • Ernest Ward • Ferry Pass • Jim C. Bailey • Ransom • Warrington • Workman
Elementary SchoolsA. K. Suter • Allie Yniestra • Bellview • Beulah • Blue Angels • Bratt • Brentwood • C. A. Weis • Carver Century • Cordova Park • Edgewater • Ensley • Ferry Pass • George S. Hallmark • Hellen Caro • Holm • Jim Allen • Lincoln Park • Longleaf • McArthur • Molino Park • Montclair • Myrtle Grove • N. B. Cook • Navy Point • O. J. Semmes • Oakcrest • Pine Meadow • Pleasant Grove • R. C. Lipscomb • Scenic Heights • Sherwood • Spencer Bibbs • Warrington • West Pensacola
Alternative EducationA. V. Clubbs Center • Beulah Academy of Science • Boys Base • Byrneville Elementary • Capstone Academy • DAART • District Jail • Escambia Bay Marine Institute • Escambia Charter • Escambia Westgate • ESEAL Program • George Stone • Jaqueline Harris Preparatory Academy • Judy Andrews Center • Lakeview Center • Life Skills Center • McMillan Center • OASIS Academy • Pace Center for Girls • PATS Center • Pensacola Beach Charter • Ruby J. Gainer School • Sidney W. Nelson Community Learning Center
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