Prairie Elementary is enhancing student support with expanded social-emotional programs and reading initiatives to improve school climate and engagement.

Q1: Are there any clubs or activities at Prairie Elementary that aren't part of school?

Ans. Yes, Prairie Elementary has a lot of clubs and activities outside of school, like sports, arts, and academic clubs. The activities that are available will depend on the time of year and how interested the students are.

Q2: How does the school help kids with special needs?

Ans. The school has special programs and individualized education plans (IEPs) to help students with disabilities and make sure they get the right academic and social-emotional support.

Q3. Do kids at Prairie Elementary get food?

Ans. Yes, the school is part of the district's meal program and serves breakfast and lunch that meet state and federal nutrition standards.

Q4. How can parents stay up to date on what's going on at school and how their kids are doing?

Ans. Newsletters, school emails, parent-teacher conferences, and digital communication tools keep parents up to date on what is going on at the school.

Q5: What kinds of safety measures are in place on campus?

Ans. Prairie Elementary follows the district's safety rules, which say that there should be supervised areas on campus, that there should be regular emergency drills, and that the school should work with local authorities to keep the learning environment safe.