Recently, Coronita Elementary in Corona, California, threw a ramen party to celebrate the success of its students. They had made great progress in Math and ELA on i-Ready and FastBridge. The school also held a college kick-off event, where Corona High brought their CTE program so that students could try out different gadgets and see how they worked. Coronita Elementary has also been working on attendance and getting kids ready for college and careers. They have a mentorship program that pairs Corona High School athletes with younger students.

Q1. Do field trips count as part of the curriculum?

Ans. Yes, there are field trips planned for each age group when the resources and curriculum needs are the same.

Q2. What skills do students need to work on?

Ans. The school teaches students to be responsible, respectful, and curious in order to help them do well in school and in life.

Q3. What kind of place to learn does Coronita Elementary offer?

Ans. The school is a safe place where students can grow both academically and personally.

Q4. Are there any activities outside of school?

Ans. Yes, students can join music programs, arts clubs, and events that happen at certain times of the year.

Q5. What does the school do to help students think critically?

Ans. Teachers use hands-on experiments and inquiry-based projects to help students think critically.