To make sure the change goes smoothly and that academics stay the main focus, Jesus Galvan has come up with a new temporary leadership plan for Sparks Elementary. The school is currently holding a number of literacy nights to get TK–5 students to read more. People in the community are also being asked to fill out the 2026 LCAP survey. The results will help us figure out how to improve the school's buildings in the future.

Q1. Does Sparks Elementary host a family literacy night during the fall semester?

Ans. Sparks Elementary organizes annual literacy nights where families engage in reading activities and receive tips for at-home learning support.

Q2. What are the procedures for late student arrivals at Sparks Elementary?

Ans. Students arriving after the bell must check in at the front office to receive a tardy slip before class.

Q3. Does Sparks Elementary have a student-run news or broadcast program?

Ans. Upper-grade students participate in creating daily morning announcements to keep the campus informed about school events and goals.

Q4. Are there volunteer opportunities for grandparents at Sparks Elementary?

Ans. The school welcomes all family members to volunteer once they have completed the district-required background check and TB clearance.

Q5. How does Sparks Elementary handle food allergies during school-wide events?

Ans. The health office maintains a list of allergies and ensures that all school-provided snacks meet safety guidelines for students.