The Etiwanda School District's "Portrait of a Graduate" program is helping Terra Vista Elementary students get better at working together and thinking critically. The school recently added more books to its library media center that are more diverse so that they can meet the needs of students with different reading levels and interests. Families are asked to help out with the PTA's spring festival, which helps pay for field trips for all the kids.

Q1. Is there a "quiet zone" at Terra Vista Elementary School for kids to use during recess?

Ans. Students who like to read or draw in a quiet indoor space can use the library.

Q2. What is the "Portrait of a Graduate" framework that Terra Vista Elementary School uses?

Ans. Teachers work on building important skills like critical thinking and working together to get students ready for success in the future.

Q3. What help does Terra Vista Elementary School give to kids who need special education?

Ans. During the school day, the campus offers a variety of services, such as specialized academic instruction and speech therapy.

Q4. What kinds of healthy snacks does Terra Vista Elementary School suggest?

Ans. To help students stay healthy, the school encourages them to eat fresh fruits and vegetables during morning breaks.

Q5. How can parents find out how their child is doing in school at Terra Vista Elementary?

Ans. Families can log into the digital gradebook portal to see up-to-date information on tests, assignments, and attendance.