Robertson Road Elementary in Modesto, California is very exciting! The school is part of Modesto City Schools' plan to make the future healthier and greener for students. This plan is in line with the district's 2025–2026 Sustainability Plan. To help with overcrowded classrooms, the school recently tried to raise $500,000 to build a new building on one of its campuses. This shows how serious the school is about making the classroom a good place to learn.

The school teaches values like respect, empathy, and kindness and focuses on developing character. Robertson Road Elementary is giving students the tools they need to help make their school a friendly and welcoming place through events like the districtwide culture campaign "Be the Change."

Q1. Do students get lunch at school?

Ans. Yes, the district's nutrition services provide hot lunches every school day at Robertson Road Elementary. Also taken into account are special dietary needs to make sure that all students get the help they need.

Q2. Do you have to wear certain clothes?

Ans. Students don't have to wear uniforms, but they do have to follow some basic dress rules that make them feel safe, comfortable, and respected.

Q3. How does the school talk to families?

Ans.The school stays in touch with families through newsletters, mobile apps, and meetings between parents and teachers. This regular communication keeps parents in the loop and involved.

Q4. What kinds of activities do you have outside of school?

Ans. Students can join arts, music, and basic sports programs that help them be creative, work together, and grow as people outside of school.

Q5. Are there services for students who need extra help?

Ans. Yes, the school helps students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) so that they can get the help they need to do well.