Jefferson Elementary IB STEAM Magnet in North Park, San Diego, just dropped The Eagle Express: Second Quarter Wrap-Up. It's got all the good stuff about what the students and school have been up to until December 19, 2025.

The newsletter talks about class projects that go along with the school's IB and STEAM stuff. The kids learn by asking questions and working on projects that mix science, art, and tech with a global view. Jefferson Elementary thinks community and reflection are important, and they're asking families to stay involved as the school year goes on.

San Diego Unified School District has big goals, like focusing on reading and fresh ideas everywhere. For example, Sunnyside Elementary has added cool early learning activities. The report says Jefferson Elementary is still working on helping students grow into global citizens who can think outside the box in a supportive school.

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

Ans. Yes, the school works with local providers to offer families the option of programs before and after school.

Q2. How does Jefferson Elementary get in touch with parents?

Ans. Newsletters, school apps, emails, and parent-teacher conferences are all common ways to communicate.

Q3. Can parents get involved at Jefferson Elementary?

Ans. Yes, parents can get involved by volunteering, joining school committees, and going to family events.

Q4. Does the school help students who are learning English?

Ans. Jefferson Elementary has English learner support services to help students improve their language and schoolwork skills.

Q5. What steps does Jefferson Elementary take to keep kids safe?

Ans. The school follows the district's safety rules, which include having supervised campuses, doing emergency drills, and checking in visitors.