Foothill Elementary in Corona, California, threw a party not too long ago to honor the growth and creativity of its students. Fifth graders went to Spanish Fork High School to see the play "A Midsummer Night's Dream." The school also honored its hard-working teachers and staff during Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week. This shows how much they value education. The kindergarten kids also learned how to take care of the earth by planting winter herbs and talking about recycling and composting.

Q1. How are lessons in the classroom set up?

Ans. Lessons are meant to be fun and interactive so that students can learn while building strong basic skills.

Q2. What kind of education does Foothill Elementary offer?

Ans. The school puts the student at the center of everything, encouraging them to explore, work together, and think critically.

Q3. Are there ways for parents to get involved?

Ans. Parents can get involved by going to PTO events, volunteering in the classroom, and joining school committees.

Q4. What does Foothill Elementary do to get students to get involved?

Ans. Teachers keep students interested and involved all day at school by giving them lessons, having them talk about things, and giving them projects to work on.

Q5. Does Foothill Elementary have music or arts classes?

Ans. Yes, students do structured arts and music activities throughout the year.