The district recently got a grant of almost $350,000 for a state-of-the-art emergency radio operations system. This money will help students at Tournament Hills Elementary. The campus is having collaboration days in March 2026 so that teachers can plan lessons and get better at their jobs. The school is also encouraging its graduating fifth graders to attend Freshman Orientation as they get ready to move up to San Gorgonio or Mountain View Middle Schools.

Q1. Are there any special academic intervention programs at Tournament Hills Elementary?

Ans. The school uses a "RTI" model to give students who need extra help in reading and math small-group support.

Q2. How do you become a volunteer in a classroom at Tournament Hills Elementary?

Ans. Before helping out on campus or on trips, volunteers must show proof of a current TB clearance and pass a district background check.

Q3. What does Tournament Hills Elementary do to keep kids safe when it rains?

Ans. During bad weather, students eat lunch and play games inside in the multi-purpose room or their own classrooms.

Q4. Does Tournament Hills Elementary School take part in the "Box Tops for Education" program?

Ans. Yes, the parent group organizes digital collections to raise money for more classroom technology and other costs related to student field trips.

Q5. How can parents find out how their child is doing in school at Tournament Hills Elementary?

Ans. Families can use the Infinite Campus portal to see real-time updates on their child's assignments, test scores, and overall academic progress.