As Stonegate Elementary in San Jose, California, gets ready for winter break, the school is spreading holiday cheer! The whole community is wishing everyone a happy holiday season. The school recently held its annual Lunar New Year celebration, which was put on by seventh-grade teacher Mrs. Luong. It included a lion dance, food, and games. Stonegate also held its second annual STEAM fair, where students could show off their work and the community could take part in STEAM activities. The school is a great place to learn and grow because it cares about its students' growth and getting involved in the community.

Q1. How does The School get kids to join in?

Ans. The School gets kids involved by having class discussions, working together on projects, and giving them chances to share their ideas. This makes them feel important and want to learn.

Q2. How do schools keep parents up to date on what their kids are doing?

Ans. The School values family involvement and keeps parents up to date on school programs and their child's progress through meetings, updates, and events.

Q3. What other skills do you learn besides schoolwork?

Ans. The school teaches students to be responsible, work together, and be polite. These are all important social skills that will help them grow as people and do well in the long run.

Q4. What does The School do to make classrooms interesting?

Ans. The School keeps students interested and helps them understand academic concepts clearly by using interactive lessons and structured activities.

Q5. What kind of help do students get?

Ans. The School has teachers who keep an eye on students' progress and give them support when they face problems.