For the 2025–26 school year, Bannon Creek School in Sacramento's Natomas Unified district has a new principal. The new principal wants to help all students do well by building stronger relationships, teaching them to read early, and giving them academic support. The change in leadership shows that the school is once again focused on helping students succeed in the classroom and getting involved in the community.

Q1. Does Bannon Creek have programs for kids before or after school?

Ans. Yes, the school has programs before and after school that include supervised care, help with homework, and fun activities.

Q2. Do English learners have access to language support programs?

Ans. Bannon Creek has English Learner (EL) programs to help students who don't speak English as their first language get better at it and do well in school.

Q3. What does the school do to help students who need special education?

Ans. The school offers individualized education programs (IEPs) and access to special education services for students who qualify.

Q4: What clubs or activities outside of school are there?

Students can join music, art, physical education, and seasonal or enrichment clubs that are meant to help them be more creative, work together, and grow as people.

Q5. What can parents do to help with school events?

Families are encouraged to get involved by volunteering, going to parent-teacher conferences, going to school events, and talking to teachers and staff on a regular basis.