From February 23 to February 27, 2026, Lorne Street Elementary will take part in the "Sharing Brings Hope" campaign. The school recently held an event called "Coffee with the Principal," which was all about using restorative and de-escalation techniques to make the campus a better place. The fifth graders will go to the Getty on field trips, and the school's Robotics Team will keep winning matches in the area.

Q1. What are "restorative practices" at Lorne Street Elementary?

Ans. These are ways to settle disagreements through conversation and understanding instead of just using traditional punishments.

Q2. Is there a robotics team at Lorne Street Elementary?

Ans. The school has a robotics club where students build and program robots for competitions in their area and beyond.

Q3. What does Lorne Street Elementary do to honor different cultures?

Ans. Families from all over the world can share food, music, and traditions on campus at the International Festival, which happens once a year.

Q4. Does Lorne Street Elementary have a computer coding program?

Ans. Students learn basic digital literacy skills by taking part in the "Hour of Code" and going to the computer lab once a week.

Q5. Does Lorne Street Elementary School help with mental health issues?

Ans. There is a part-time school psychologist and counselor who can help students with social and emotional problems and help them grow as people.