The Advanced Technology Magnet and Spanish Dual Language Immersion programs at Thomas Edison Elementary School in Glendale are currently accepting applications and putting people on a waitlist for the next school year. The campus keeps adding technology-based lessons to the classroom and invites families to come to information sessions and enrollment appointments for future students.

Q1. Do students at Thomas Edison Elementary School have access to a library?

Ans. Yes, the school has a library where students can borrow books, join reading programs, and work on their reading and research skills during planned visits.

Q2. Are there things going on at school that families can go to?

Ans. There are often events at the school for families, like open houses, cultural programs, and student showcases, that let parents see what their kids are learning in school.

Q3. What kinds of safety measures does the school usually take?

Ans: To keep the campus safe, schools in the district usually have rules for checking in visitors, watching staff during school hours, and practicing safety.

Q4: Do the students get to be in charge at school?

Ans. Being on the student council, doing work in the classroom, or volunteering for school service projects are all ways for students to be leaders.

Q5. How do parents check on their child's schoolwork all year long?

Families usually get notes from teachers, report cards, and scheduled meetings that tell them how their child is doing in school and in class.