For the 2025–26 school year, Worthington TK–6 Elementary will benefit from academic support programs run by the district and improvements to the campus.

The goal of these efforts is to improve classroom resources and help students do better in Inglewood.

Q1. What do parents need to do to get their child into Worthington TK-6 Elementary School?

Ans. To sign up their child, parents usually have to show proof of where they live, check the child's age, give immunization records, and fill out other forms that are needed.

Q2: Does the school help students learn English as a second language?

Answer. Yes, the school has English Language Development services that help students who speak more than one language get better at English, math, science, and writing.

Q3. Can students be in charge at school?

Ans. Students can be leaders in school programs that teach them how to be responsible and work together, like the student council or class representatives.

Q4: What can parents do to help?

Ans. The school usually holds workshops for parents, family events, and advisory meetings to get families involved in their children's education.

Q5: Does the school have health or counseling services?

Ans. Yes, students can usually get counseling and health resources to help them do better in school, make friends, and deal with their feelings.