This school year, Cubberley Elementary is starting major campus modernization work. This is part of a district-wide effort to improve old school buildings and make the learning environment better for students and their families. The Whole Site Modernization project includes fixing up the classroom buildings, the multi-purpose room with new lighting and audio-visual systems, the food service areas, the play areas with new shade canopies, and the drop-off and pick-up zone. The project also builds a new building for student services and administration and makes the campus safer by putting up better fencing and making the main entrance clearer. Voters in the San Diego Unified School District approved local bond measures that will help pay for the renovations. Building will continue throughout the year, but school leaders are doing everything they can to keep daily lessons and student activities from being interrupted. Families have also been kept up to date on timelines and safety measures.

Q1. Does Cubberley Elementary School provide care before or after school?

Ans. Yes, the school works with programs that the district has approved to provide supervision and enrichment before and after school.

Q2. What does Cubberley Elementary do to help students who are learning English?

Ans. The school provides English Learner services, such as help with language development and support in the classroom.

Q3. Do students have access to technology resources?

Ans. Yes, students use technology in the classroom and digital learning tools every day.

Q4. Does the school have special education services on site?

Ans. Yes, Cubberley Elementary offers special education and intervention services through programs run by the school district.

Q5. What can parents do to stay involved in school activities?

Ans. Families can get involved by joining parent groups, volunteering, and getting regular updates from the school.