Recent news from Buford Elementary School regarding involvement of families and students doing well in school through the 2025–2026 school year A school newsletter from March 2026 describes how students are performing in their classes, what activities they're participating in and what academic objectives they will pursue the rest of the year. School Site Council and ELAC meetings have also been held regularly on the campus which has gotten parents engaged in a more positive manner helping plan as well. One Disturbing Pattern Among Updates: All Hands on DeckThe updates indicate that the entire school community is still oriented around collaboration of this kind, around communication and figure out how to ensure all students have a safe place to continue their learning in.

Q1. What do students do outside of school?

Ans. To keep students interested in school outside of class, the school offers a lot of extracurricular activities, such as after-school programs, enrichment clubs, and supervised recreational activities.

Q2. Does the school have any programs to help students learn English?

Ans. Yes, the school usually has English Learner (EL) support services, like special classes and programs to help students learn English as a second language.

Q3. What kinds of help are available for students?

Ans. Student support can include counseling, programs that help with schoolwork, and access to specialists who can help with learning needs and the student's overall health.

Q4. Is there help for people who are learning English?

Ans. Yes, the school has special programs and teachers who can help English language learners improve their language skills and grades.

Q5. What safety measures are on campus?

Ans. The school keeps the learning environment safe by following district safety rules, such as only letting certain people on campus, doing emergency drills regularly, and having staff watch over students.