THE WILLIAM MONROE TROTTER K-6 SCHOOL
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  • Home
  • About Us
  • Administration Corner
  • K-6 Classrooms
    • Kindergarten
    • First Grade
    • Second Grade
    • Third Grade
    • Fourth Grade
    • Fifth Grade
    • Sixth Grade
  • ESL/SPECIAL EDUCATION
  • Nursing/Student Support
  • Specials
    • Drama
    • Physical Education (Gym)
    • Library
    • Science
    • World Languages
    • Visual Arts
  • Parents
    • Parent Council
  • Partners/Programs
    • Big Sister
    • Boston University
    • Catie's Closet
    • Dance With Books
    • Green City Growers
    • Imajine That Afterschool
    • Nickelodeon
    • Open Door Arts
    • Tutor Mate
    • Temple Beth Elohim
    • YMCA
  • Support Us
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History

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The William M. Trotter School was founded in 1969, and celebrated its fiftieth birthday this year.  It was the first magnet school in Boston and the second in the United States.  From its inception, it was de-segregated and highly selected by families.  It was known in the past for having a strong performing arts program. Because of a confluence of factors, the Trotter School entered a period of severe decline in the late 1980s in terms of student achievement.  The school experienced a significant decline in enrollment and was not among parents’ first choices.

 The school completed extensive work to develop partnerships with parents, families, and organizations to achieve the goals in its redesign plan.  In 2013 the William Monroe Trotter was removed from the label as an underperforming school and became a Level 1 school.  We serve students in grades K-6 from Dorchester, Roxbury, Mattapan, Mission Hill, Jamaica Plain, South Boston, and Hyde Park.



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Services/ Offerings/ Amenities

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~Auditorium
~K1-8 Instruction
~Drama Classes
~Art Specialist
~Math Specialist
~Reading Interventionist
~Science Specialist
~Physical Education/Health
~ABA Strand, K0-3
​~After School care with Imajine That
~Musical instrument lessons
~Numerous community partners

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 Trotter Programs:

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~Outdoor Classroom for Math, Science and Writing
~Full Time Community Field Coordinator
~BU collaboration: hosts Dad’s Read Club 
Monthly Parent Council Meetings, Workshops
~Library
~Gymnasium


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