A big change is coming to Horace Cureton Elementary in San Jose, California. The Alum Rock Union School District wants to close the school because it doesn't have enough money and fewer students are signing up. They want to use the money they save to make programs and opportunities for students better. The community is still hopeful, even though this is a problem, because they see the potential for growth and improvement.

The district wants to improve the future for students by using all of its resources to give them a better education. The whole community is helping the school and its students. There hasn't been any good news about Horace Cureton Elementary's events or accomplishments lately, but the school's strength and sense of community are very inspiring.

Q1. Are there any events at The School that families can attend?

Ans. Yes, the school has literacy nights, workshops for parents, and community events all year long.

Q2. How does the school help new students who start in the middle of the year?

Ans. Adams Elementary helps kids get used to new places by giving them orientation help and introductions to other kids.

Q3. Is there someone to watch over the kids before school?

Ans. Limited supervision is usually available just before classes start.

Q4. Does the school take food allergies into account?

Ans. Yes, the nurse and classroom staff can help you make individual plans.

Q5. Are there clubs for extra activities?

Ans. Depending on staffing and resources, the school sometimes offers rotating enrichment activities.