Torrence Elementary

Torrence Elementary is a Pre-Kindergarten-Pre-Kindergarten Public School located in Keokuk, IA within the Keokuk Comm School District District. It has 67 students in grades Pre-Kindergarten-Pre-Kindergarten with a student-teacher ratio of 22 to 1. Torrence Elementary spends $11,680 per student.

QUICK FACTS

Address:
1741 Fulton Street
Keokuk, IA 52632
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School District: Keokuk Comm School District District
Phone Number: (319) 524-1402

HIGHLIGHTS

- 3 Teachers
- $10,259 for Education Expenditures
- $6,691 for Instruction Expenditures

- 40 Students Getting a Free or Reduced Lunch
- 32 Students Getting a Reduced Lunch
- 8 Students Getting a Free Lunch

About The Area

Location: Town, Remote
Median Household Income: $44,770

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Megan · Issaquah, WA

Good Changes!

Over 15 years ago

Keokuk just elected a new mayor, Tom Marion, who will help bring economic growth to the city. He and his wife have dedicated thier lives to this town and are making More

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Clint · Barry, IL

Keokuk - Pros/Cons

Over 16 years ago

Pros: 1. Extremely low cost of living and housing 2. Affordable place to live Cons: 1. High crime rate 2. Very poor school system 3. Not much to do 4. It's too More

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james · Ogden, UT

what ever happend to keokuk

Over 18 years ago

this town used to be seemingly perfect and now its totally blue collar trashed. When i went back to keokuk i was shocked at how misstreated it More

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