Jefferson Elementary School in Corona, California, held Career Day. Fifth graders learned about different jobs and heard from people who were interesting. The school is also trying to teach kids how to be good people, and Matt Murray, the Character Education Teacher, has been praised for his work. Jefferson Elementary also has Dual Language Immersion (DLI) Kinder spaces for Spanish-speaking kids, which helps with bilingual education. These programs show how much the school wants people to get involved in the community and learn.

Q1. What other skills do you learn besides schoolwork?

Ans. The school teaches students to be responsible, work together, and be polite. These are all important social skills that will help them grow as people and do well in the long run.

Q2. How do teachers get students to join in on class?

Ans. Teachers keep students interested and involved by having discussions, doing hands-on activities, and having lessons that are interactive.

Q3. How do parents stay up to date?

Ans. Parents can stay involved in their child's education by talking to them regularly and going to school events.

Q4. Are there activities that add to what students learn?

Ans. Students do creative and educational things outside of their main lessons.

Q5. How do families stay involved?

Ans. The school keeps lines of communication open and encourages family involvement.