Welcome To Enfield
Street Elementary School! Enfield Street School (ESS)
is a great place to learn! ESS’ principal,
Deborah Berger, and her outstanding teaching staff will
make you feel welcome! You’ll see how the statement
“A World of Learners” clearly defines what happens
at Enfield Street School.
ESS celebrates our
children, their imagination, their positive choices
and accomplishments, their progress. Students are
aware of the purpose of learning and are more
confident. Having ownership in their school and a
heightened sense of community, students are better
equipped with decision-making skills to meet the
challenges of society.
· The
student body consists of about 300 students,
on average, ranging from Kindergarten to 2nd Grade,
including Special Education.
· Our
school logo is a cluster of gingko leaves
(see title page) from the gingko tree. The gingko
tree has been in existence for over 150 million
years, survived an ice age and is the oldest living
tree species, earning it the nickname “living
fossil”. Found predominantly in the west where the
climate is warm, the tree sprouts “flowers” during
winter and in the spring these buds unfold into
green leaves, each with a unique pattern. Through
the summer the leaves continue to grow and turn a
deep green until fall when they become gold. The
leaf, therefore, represents characteristics like
strength, adaptability, perseverance and vitality.
These characteristics are those to which we,
teachers, parents, and student body alike, aspire at
Enfield Street School.
· School
colors
are maroon and gray. School spirit merchandise is
available for purchase through the PTO.
