Tryon Elementary School
Phone: (704) 629-2942
Fax: (704) 629-5967
Fax: (704) 629-5967
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- Principal / Admin: Usery Terry
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- Status: Operational
- Type: Regular
- Grades: Pre-K - 5th
- School Location: A Rural Area
Brief Description
- Tryon Elementary School serves Pre-K through 5th Grade Students From The City Of Bessemer City, Which Is Part Of Gaston County. This School Is Eligible For Participation In State & Federal Title I Programs. Some Or All Students From This School Participate In Free Or Reduced Lunch Programs.
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1 Rating(s) Submitted
- Reviewed by a Parent/Guardian on January 30, 2008 (Rating: 5 / 5) Report As Inappropriate
- I think this is a wonderful School, I went their when I was little and my older children went their and now my grandchildren go their. I am very pleased with the things they do and I recommend Tryon Elementary School to everyone.
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Tryon Elementary School Calendar of Events
School Events Calendar
- January 1
- New Year's Day (2009)
- January 19
- Martin Luther King Day
- February 14
- Valentine's Day
- February 16
- President's Day Observed
- March 17
- St. Patrick's Day
- April 12
- Easter
- May 25
- Memorial Day
- July 4
- Independence Day
- September 7
- Labor Day
- October 12
- Columbus Day
- October 31
- Halloween
- November 11
- Veteran's Day
- November 26
- Thanksgiving Day
- December 25
- Christmas Day
2009 School Year Events
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School Statistics
- Students Per Grade
- Student Race
- Student Gender
- Free Lunch Eligibility
Students Per Grade
- Number of Students Per Grade
- Pre-Kindergarten: 18
- Kindergarten: 73
- 1st Grade: 94
- 2nd Grade: 81
- 3rd Grade: 65
- 4th Grade: 73
- 5th Grade: 102
Student Racial Breakdown
- Student Racial Breakdown
- Hispanic: 14
- Black: 33
- White: 449
Student Gender Breakdown
- Student Gender Breakdown
- Male: 249
- Female: 247
Free Lunch Eligibility Breakdown
- Free Lunch Eligibility Breakdown
- This School: 63.6%
- All Bessemer City Schools: 60.2%
- All North Carolina Schools: 43.3%
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Local & State Colleges, Universities & Technical Schools
- Beaufort County Community College
- 5337 Highway 264 East
- Washington, NC 27889
- (252) 940-6202
- Piedmont Community College
- 1715 College Dr
- Roxboro, NC 27573
- (336) 599-1181
- Elizabeth City State University
- 1704 Weeksville Rd
- Elizabeth City, NC 27909
- (252) 335-3400
- Hood Theological Seminary
- 1810 Lutheran Synod Drive
- Salisbury, NC 28144
- (704) 636-7611
- Central Piedmont Community College
- 1201 Elizabeth Avenue
- Charlotte, NC 28204
- (704) 330-2722
- James Sprunt Community College
- 133 James Sprunt Drive
- Kenansville, NC 28349
- (910) 296-2400
Libraries Near This School
- BESSEMER CITY BRANCH LIBRARY
- 207 NORTH 12TH STREET
- BESSEMER CITY, NC 28016
- (704) 629-3321
School Information
This School
Public
Private - Number of Students: 506
- Number of Full-Time Teachers: 0
- Student:Teacher Ratio: 0.0:1
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Nearby Schools
- Bessemer City High School
- 3.7 Mi
- Bessemer City Central Elementary School
- 3.8 Mi
- Bessemer City Primary School
- 3.9 Mi
- Bessemer City Middle School
- 4.9 Mi
Nearby Public Schools
- Montessori Community School
- 4.5 Mi
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*Source: NCES 2006-2007; NC Department of Education; Local Districts and Schools