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Emma Elementary is a Kindergarten-4th Grade Public School located in Asheville, NC within the Buncombe County Schools District. It has 426 students in grades Kindergarten-4th Grade with a student-teacher ratio of 15 to 1. Emma Elementary spends $9,369 per student.
School Score is a 3 out of 10
QUICK FACTS
Address:
37 Brickyard Road
Asheville, NC 28806-3739
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School District: Buncombe County Schools District
Phone Number: (828) 232-4272
HIGHLIGHTS
- 29 Teachers
- $8,399 for Education Expenditures
- $5,074 for Instruction Expenditures
- 423 Students Getting a Free or Reduced Lunch
- 423 Students Getting a Reduced Lunch
- 0 Students Getting a Free Lunch
About The Area
Location: Suburb, Large
Median Household Income: $58,193

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Matt · Canton, NC
Once a good city, now a place one should avoid.
Over 2 years ago

Lived around this city my entire life, and have spent countless hours in every part of it- at one point, Asheville was the place to be, it had a high standard of living,  More

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Scotty · 
What happened to Asheville?
Over 3 years ago

Asheville has changed dramatically over the pass twenty years . At one time downtown and the charming family friendly neighborhoods within, reminded me of The Waltons  More

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Jeff · Socastee, SC
Not what is appears to be
Over 3 years ago

This city is very deceiving. Small but if you look close you see big liberal city problems in this town. Mainly because it is overwhelming liberal. Far left liberals.  More

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