Hooker Oak Elementary's PBIS program recently got Platinum Level Recognition, which means it is a model for good behavior on campus and helping students. The school is currently accepting applications for the upcoming academic lottery to give more families access to its unique "Open Classroom" program, which is optional. Recent changes on campus include the addition of new social-emotional learning tools to help students grow in all areas.

Q1. What makes Hooker Oak Elementary a good place to learn?

Ans. The school teaches students important life and academic skills while also making them feel safe and valued by stressing respect, consistency, and support.

Q2. How does the school help students who learn in different ways?

Ans. Teachers change how they teach to meet the needs of each student and make sure they get the help and support they need.

Q3. How does the school get families involved?

Ans. Parents stay involved in their kids' school lives by talking to them a lot, going to family events, and volunteering.

Q4. Are there any clubs for other things to do?

Ans. The school sometimes has rotating enrichment activities, but this depends on the staff and resources available.

?Q5. What does the school do to make sure the environment is safe and happy?

Ans. The school is a friendly, respectful, and welcoming place because it has programs for all students, campaigns against bullying, peer mentoring, and systems of positive reinforcement.