Arroyo Elementary School celebrated, the start of the new school year with a lively fundraiser that involved a Reading Challenge, which generated interest and enthusiasm about reading and connecting with their community. Families and children participated in the Reading Challenge and helped generate money for school programs/activities. The school held a GATE Parent Meeting and is focused on building stronger partnerships between families and educators to provide quality services for students who attend Gifted and Talented Education classes throughout this school year.

Q.1 What ways does Arroyo Elementary School relay progress of its student body to their parents outside of providing report cards?

A. The school utilizes a variety of different methods, including; consistent teacher updates, electronic communication systems, and regularly scheduled parent/teacher conferences.

Q.2 Are there opportunities for parents to volunteer within the school?

A. Yes! Parents have multiple opportunities to help out, such as assisting teachers in their classrooms, volunteering during school events, and working in reading programs; however, parents are required to first volunteer through the district before obtaining these volunteer positions.

Q.3 How does the school support students that transfer during the school year?

A. New students to the school are provided with orientation support and academic assessment check-ins upon entering the school to help ensure a successful transition.

Q.4Does the school provide any counseling or emotional support services to students?

A. Yes, by having on-site counselors and support staff in place to help solve any social/emotional problems experienced by students.

Q.5 How does Arroyo Elementary School promote good behavior among students?

A. By engaging students through our recognition programs that encourage positive behaviors, as well as utilizing various behavior reinforcement strategies within our classrooms