Everyone at Stone Creek Elementary in Madera, California, is very excited! The School Uplift program from EPB and TVA recently gave the school $25,000. The money will be used to buy a new book vending machine, fix up the blacktop, and make the nature trails better. The school is also working on being more energy efficient, and students are in charge of cutting down on energy use. Stone Creek Elementary is also celebrating its students' successes with events like the Winter Concert and Spirit Week coming up.

Q1. What values does Stone Creek Elementary stress?

Ans. During the school day, students are taught to be respectful, responsible, and persistent.

Q2. What does the school do to get kids moving?

Ans. Students have PE classes and recess outside at set times.

Q3. What does Stone Creek Elementary do to get students to get involved?

Ans. Teachers keep students interested and involved all day at school by giving them lessons, having them talk about things, and giving them projects to work on.

Q4. What kind of learning does Stone Creek Elementary use?

Ans. Stone Creek Elementary focuses on providing a balanced education that includes academics, creativity, and social development to help students grow in all areas.

Q5. What kinds of help are available?

Ans. The school offers counseling, special programs, and other help for students who are learning English or who have learning differences.