Recent road work and new traffic safety signs near school routes in Bakersfield are helping Christa McAuliffe Elementary. This is part of a Bakersfield Public Works project to make it safer for students to walk and bike to school this year.

Q1: Are there any after-school activities or programs at Christa McAuliffe Elementary School?

Ans. Yes, the school has after-school programs that help with homework, offer clubs for extra activities, and have fun activities, depending on what is available each semester.

Q2. Are there programs for students who need help with their schoolwork?

Ans. Christa McAuliffe Elementary School has special education services like individualized education plans (IEPs), speech therapy, and other things to help kids who learn in different ways.

Q3: How does the school tell parents how their kids are doing in school?

Ans. The school sends out newsletters, holds parent-teacher conferences, uses digital platforms, and sends emails to keep families up to date on school events, attendance, and academics.

Q4: What steps are being taken to keep people safe on campus?

The school follows the safety rules set by the district, which say that someone must watch students come and go, check in visitors, keep an eye on the campus, and practice emergency drills on a regular basis.

Q5: What can parents do to be a part of the school community?

Parents can help the school and its students by volunteering, going to school events, doing things in the classroom, and joining parent advisory committees.