There is a big change happening at the Los Arboles Literacy and Technology Academy in San Jose, California. The Franklin-McKinley School District has decided to close the school because it is losing students and is $22.9 million short on its budget. But the school is doing everything it can to make sure that the change goes well for its students, most of whom will be going to Lairon College Preparatory Academy.

The school is still committed to giving students a good education, even though it is closed. People say that Los Arboles is a friendly place that helps students grow. For instance, they have programs like SEAL (Sobrato Early Academic Learning Program) to help students with disabilities and those who are learning English as a second language.

Q1. Does the school help students with different learning needs?

Ans. The School has resources for students of all skill levels and gives each student the help they need.

Q2. What does the school do to get parents involved?

Ans. To get parents involved, the school has family nights, chances to volunteer, and regular communication with teachers.

Q3. What makes the school a special place?

Ans. The School encourages students to be creative, work together, and feel welcome, which helps them come up with new ideas.

Q4. What does The School do every day to help kids learn?

Ans. The School uses structured lessons, guided practice, and helpful feedback to help students build their confidence, understand concepts clearly, and develop good study habits in a positive classroom setting.

Q5. What kind of place will families be in?

Ans. The school makes a friendly and respectful place where students feel safe, supported, and encouraged to learn and take part in school activities.