The current newsletter from the school's parent's group describes the continuing involvement of families within the school community and the communication between the school and its families throughout the 2025-2026 school years. The school has continued to publish organic publications, called "Costa News", with information regarding student activity, campus activity, and upcoming events of interest to families. These publications are a way for the school to give parents information regarding what has happened at school, classroom activities and how to be involved in the larger community. The most recent "Costa News" that was published in March of 2026 demonstrates that the school has kept up an active communication with families while continually working to engage students and their families in the participation of the school community.

Q1. Are there extracurricular activities available to students at Evelyn Costa Elementary?

Ans. The school provides a number of extracurricular activities, including student leadership programs, clubs, and enrichment programs, for the purpose of exploring interests outside of their academic studies.

Q2. Are after-school and before-school care programs available?

Ans. Yes, there are many options for working parents to enroll their children in supervised before-school and after-school programs, which will provide a safe and organized environment for children, along with supporting working parents.

Q3. How do parents learn about school announcements/events?

Ans. Parents usually obtain updates via the school newsletter, the school website, and by using various electronic communication methods established by their children's teachers or other administrators.

Q4. Will the school help encourage parent participation and involvement?

Ans. Yes, parents may participate in many ways, including volunteering, parent-teacher groups, and school events that directly support programs for students and the school campus.

Q5. What kind of support services are offered to students?

Ans. These types of services generally consist of both academic and counseling support, as well as programs specifically designed to help address the social, emotional, and academic needs of each child.