Lu Sutton Elementary's "Learning Leaders" program is very important to the school. In this program, older kids in 4th and 5th grade help younger kids learn to read by being their mentors. The school is going to change the rules about safety for the school year 2025–2026. These include stricter rules about cell phones and new programs to teach kids not to use hate speech. Parents should read the School Plan for Student Achievement (SPSA), which was just approved. It will tell them how the school plans to spend its money and what it wants their child to learn.

Q1. What is the "Learning Leaders" program that Lu Sutton Elementary School is currently putting into place?

Ans. This program pairs older students with younger ones to help them learn how to be leaders, mentors, and feel more like they belong in the community.

Q2. Does Lu Sutton Elementary School offer music lessons for students in the upper grades?

Ans. District itinerant music teachers offer weekly band or orchestra sessions for students in grades four and five.

Q3. How does Lu Sutton Elementary School let parents know about weather-related school closures or other emergencies?

Ans. The school uses the ParentSquare platform to send out text and email alerts right away about any important safety updates on campus.

Q4. At Lu Sutton Elementary School, do different age groups have their own playground areas?

Ans. The playground is divided into sections so that TK and Kindergarten students can play safely and with equipment that is right for their age.

Q5: Does Lu Sutton Elementary School hold a science fair every year for all of its students?

Ans. Every year, the school holds a Science and Innovation Showcase where students show off their experiments to their families and people from the community.