Henry Elementary School

Founded in 1977, Benjamin Franklin Middle School is located in Rocky Mount, Va., the school serves students from grades six through eight, and offers a wide range of subjects, which include art, science, social studies, math, English, music and business studies. It offers foreign language courses in various international languages, including French, Latin and Spanish. In addition, it provides support programs and courses, such as reading support, math lab and science tutorials. The school offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, such as chess club, dances, National Junior Honor Society, Odyssey of the Mind, spelling bee and gifted programs. It also offers various sports activities, such as basketball, tennis, wrestling, soccer and softball. Additionally, it provides a guidance department and medical clinic services. Benjamin Franklin Middle School is part of the Franklin County Public Schools.

Twin Springs Elementary School employs various classroom teachers, speech therapists, counselors and support personnel. Its core curriculum includes English, mathematics and social science. The school also offers migrant, remedial and special education programs. Additionally, it operates accelerated reading programs for all grades. The school also provides several stationery items, such as colors, markers, glue sticks, markers, pencils, sharpeners, erasers, tissues and scissors. Located in Danville, Va., Twin Springs Elementary School is a part of Pittsylvania County Schools, which operates other elementary, middle and high schools. The district also offers a range of psychological, special education, homebound, health and support services.

Falling Branch Elementary, founded in 1992, provides classes to more than 550 students in prekindergarten through grade five in a facility of more than 57,000-square-feet. Its curriculum includes English language, science, foreign language, social studies, mathematics, performing and visual arts, and music. The school offers special education instructional programs for students with disabilities, and biweekly physical education and music classes. It also provides art classes, weekly library classes and access to media center, computer-based program in kindergarten, and a reading recovery program for first-grade students needing special support in reading. The school additionally offers regular guidance and counseling services, and meal and transportation services. It is located in Christiansburg, Va.