Washington Elementary recently talked about how important project-based learning and student well-being are to them. They do this by having classroom activities that focus on working together and growing socially and emotionally. The school is also getting ready for the next enrollment periods and is encouraging families to get involved early.

Q1. Does Washington Elementary have programs for kids to stay after school or before school?

Ans. Washington Elementary works with providers that the district has approved to offer optional before- and after-school care, as long as there is space and enrollment.

Q2. What does the school do to help students who are learning English for the first time?

Ans. The school offers English Learner (EL) support services, such as targeted instruction and language development resources that follow state rules.

Q3. Can parents get involved at Washington Elementary?

Ans. Yes, parents can get involved through the PTA, volunteer programs, school events, and regular activities that bring families and schools together.

Q4. Does the school offer counseling or help for students?

Ans. Washington Elementary has counseling and student support services that help with social-emotional learning, attendance, and schoolwork.

Q5: What safety steps are taken on campus?

Ans. The school follows the safety rules set by the district, which include limiting access to the campus, having plans for emergencies, and practicing safety drills on a regular basis.