BASH K-4: The last "BASH" assembly at the school was on the morning of December 19. These events are a big part of the REBES culture. They are held to honor students' accomplishments and boost school spirit (the acronym stands for Baker Achieves Success Here).

Q1. Does R.E. Baker serve breakfast and lunch at school?

Ans- Yes. R.E. Baker, like other Bentonville Public Schools, takes part in the district nutrition program, which provides breakfast and lunch that meet federal standards. Some students can get these meals for free or at a reduced price.

Q2. Do students have access to transportation?

Ans- Yes, the Bentonville School District's transportation services provide bus service for students who live within the designated attendance boundaries.

Q3. What kinds of tests do students take in school?

Ans- Students take state-required standardized tests in math and reading, as well as regular tests in class to see how they are doing over the course of the year.

Q4. Are there programs that help with behavior?

Ans- Yes, the Bentonville School District has tried out behavior intervention classrooms, like the one at R.E. Baker, to help students who need extra help with their behavior.

Q5. What sets R.E. Baker apart?

Ans- R.E. Baker is one of the oldest schools in the district and has historical significance in the downtown area. It is known for having a lot of different students and doing well on tests.

Q6. What kinds of help are there for students?

Ans- Students can get help with their studies and counseling, as well as interventions and enrichment opportunities to help them reach their learning goals.

Q7. How can parents keep up with what's going on at school?

Ans- Families stay up to date on their child's progress through school newsletters, district portals, teacher communications, and parent-teacher conferences.