The latest news from the school indicates that they are still committed to making sure that families and students are getting involved in the school. There have been direct opportunities for parents to be involved in the planning and decision-making for key aspects of their school, such as "Coffee with the Principal" and School Site Council.

Q1. What kinds of activities do students do outside of class?

Ans. The school has a lot of extracurricular activities, like after-school programs, enrichment clubs, and supervised recreational activities, to help students stay interested in school outside of class time.

Q2. Are there programs at the school to help students learn English?

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

Q3. What kinds of help for students are there?

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

Q4. Can parents get involved in any way?

Ans. Parents can get involved by going to school events, joining parent-teacher associations, volunteering, and talking to teachers and staff on a regular basis.

Q5. What is the usual schedule for a school day?

Ans. There are usually structured periods of instruction, recess, and lunch during the school day. The schedules are a little different for each grade level to meet the needs of the students as they grow.