William Cramp Elementary School

ADDRESS: 3449 North Mascher Street, Philadelphia, PA, 19140

PHONE: (215) 400-3860 SCHOOL TYPE: Public District Neighborhood GRADES: Pre-K (3-4 years old)-5 ENROLLMENT: 371

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Fast Facts

Principal
Dr. Deanda Logan
Phone Number
(215) 400-3860
Email
Website
Neighborhood
Kensington
SEPTA Routes
Bus (57)
Preschool/Daycare
Cramp School: Head Start (ECE)

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Application Deadline
2024-05-16
Tuition
Uniform
No Data Reported
Extended Day

Mission

In partnership with our parents and community organizations, our mission is to provide each of our students with a high-quality, multifaceted, academically rich, holistic education in a safe, respectful, nurturing learning environment that will prepare everyone to be intellectually curious, good citizens and an asset to their community.

Points Of Pride

1. Partnership with Mural Arts Program which is beautifying the exterior of the school-2. Award-winning community garden with Eat.Right.Now initiative to promote healthy eating-3. ActivityWorks a program in collaboration with Microsoft that promotes healthy living, student movement and exercise -4. Lowe's grant recipient for exterior beautification projects-5. $365,000 Trust for Public Land grant to restore the front school yard -6. Partnership with the Experience Corps literacy program that provides 15 older adults trained as tutors for grades K to 3. Apple piloted an iPad program this year. -7. Carson Valley STS program, which supports the behavioral needs of selected students-8. Healthy News Works school newspaper funded through a grant-9. New playground via a Trust for Public Land/School District grant-10. Lots to Learn STEM partnership-11. OST programs including Boys and Girls Club, Centro Nueva, Boy Scouts, Scrabble, Chess, Astronomy Club, Sports Club, Robot club.-12. Selected by Wells Fargo Bank and City Year for their "Day of Caring" -13. Partnerships with Temple, Drexel and Community College of Philadelphia-14. Served as launch site for SEPTA's Campaign Against Hunger.-15. PhilaBundance Back Pack Program-16. Coats, gloves, scarves, school uniforms and sneakers distributed to our students throughout the school year.

Admissions Policy

Students must live within designated catchment boundaries; students may apply to a school(s) outside of their neighborhood and will be considered via lottery based on a available space.

Accreditations and Honors

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Demographics

Grade Level	Enrollment
Kindergarten	52
1th Grade	77
2th Grade	60
3th Grade	54
4th Grade	67
5th Grade	55
Total	371

Race	Percentage
American Indian or Alaskan Native	0.27 %
Asian	0 %
Black	19.95 %
Hispanic (Any Race)	77.36 %
Multi-Racial/Other	1.08 %
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0.27 %
White	1.08 %

Low-Income
88.68%

English Learners
20.49%

Male	Female	Non-Binary
49.06%	50.94 %	%

Special Education
16.44%

Gifted Education
0%

Student Achievement

Last Updated:

Last Updated: 2019-10-24

Raw data measures student performance on standardized tests. Not all schools take the same standardized tests. Direct comparisons between different tests should not be made.

Course Offerings

AP Courses	Electives	Certificate Programs

CTE/Vocational Programs		Language Programs
		Spanish

Extracurricular Activities

Arts Programs	Sports Programs	Other Sports Programs
Dance;Arts Film;Theater	Basketball;Track and Field	Hand ball, in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Handball Association.

Other Activities

Family Engagement

Parent Involvement	Parent Programs	Other Parent Programs
	Parents After School Volunteers;Parents Classroom Volunteers;Parents Home and School Association;Parents School Advisory

We are a Community school, and team with more than 60 Commmunity partners, including City Year, AARP Experience Corps, Healthy Newsworks, Arden Theater, Centro Nueva, Carson Valley STS, Boys and Girls Club, Philly Reading Coaches, the Mural Arts Program, Playworks and Eat Right Now. We have an active Town Watch and Safe Corridors program staffed by parent volunteers, and an active SAC for parents. We are an anti-bullying school that honors kindness and respect. Additional partnerships include the Wooden Boat Factory, Musicopia, the Philadelphia Orchard Project, Cade Kids, Temple, Drexel and the University of Pennsylvania, Trust for Public Land, Lots to Learn, the Arden Theater, Philadelphia Opera Company, Boy Scouts, the Schuylkill Center, the Horticultural Society, and many, many more!. How is the rating for School Incidents calculated? This rating represents the reportable incident count per 100 students. Reported suspensions and expulsions are not factored into the rating for School Incidents. Learn more about GPS ratings methodology here.

Reported Incidents	Reported Suspensions	Reported Expulsions

This data reflects the total number of incidents, suspensions, and expulsions per 100 students reported by the school to the Pennsylvania Department of Education. To view a reportable incident report for a particular public school, see the Pennsylvania Safe Schools Reports. Data for private schools are derived from similar reports submitted directly to GreatPhillySchools.