Sandburg Elementary was just named one of the top recycling schools in the San Diego Unified School District! For Earth Day, the students got 600 reusable water bottles to say thanks for all their hard work keeping things green. They won the district's recycling contest for elementary schools because the kids are seriously into taking care of the planet.

At a fun school event, the kids saw some shows about why recycling and cutting down on trash matters. It helped them remember what they’re learning in class about being good to the environment. The principal and teachers are super proud of how dedicated the students are and how they're inspiring others. They have events all year to get students learning outside of class. All this shows that the school wants to mix good grades with real-world experience and let students lead the way in helping the community.

Q1. What kinds of activities do Sandburg Elementary students do outside of school?

Ans. Students can join clubs, play sports, do arts and crafts, and take part in after-school enrichment programs.

Q2. Does Sandburg Elementary help students who learn differently?

Ans. Yes, the school does offer special education services and help with learning that is tailored to each student.

Q3. Do kids at Sandburg Elementary have to wear uniforms?

Ans. No, students don't have to wear uniforms; they can dress casually.

Q4. How does Sandburg Elementary get parents involved in school events?

Ans. Parents can help out, go to school events, and take part in classroom and PTA activities.

Q5. What kinds of technology do students have access to?

Ans. Students can use computers, tablets, and educational software that is built into their lessons.