The Napa Valley Unified School District Bond Measure B plan calls for upgrades to West Park Elementary's facilities in 2026. These upgrades will include work on the roof and HVAC system. The summer projects are meant to make the campus safer and the learning environment more comfortable for the next school year.

Q1. Does West Park Elementary School offer after-school programs or childcare?

Ans. Yes, the school usually has after-school programs for kids to learn more or get daycare, either on campus or with other districts. Families can plan their work schedules more easily this way.

Q2. Is it possible for parents to get involved at West Park Elementary?

Ans. Volunteering, joining a parent-teacher organization, going to school events, or serving on a district committee are all ways for parents to help their kids with schoolwork and activities.

Q3: What kinds of help do kids get at school?

Answer. The school has help services like academic intervention programs, help for students who are learning English, and counseling or special education resources, depending on what each student needs.

Q4. Does the school have computers and other technology for students?

Ans. Most of the time, students can use Chromebooks or tablets in class to help them learn online, do research, and improve their skills in ways that are up to district standards.

Q5: How does West Park Elementary School tell parents how their kids are doing in school?

Ans. The school sends out newsletters, online portals, and regular progress reports to let families know what's going on at school and how their child is doing in school.