Knob Hill Elementary has reached a major construction milestone with the arrival of "Captain Crane" to help build new two-story classroom buildings Knob Hill Elementary. Principal Amy Sannella recently updated the community on the phased rebuild project funded by Measure JJ, which aims to replace portable buildings with permanent structures. The school is also currently coordinating a "Tile Return Request" program to preserve student handprint tiles from buildings scheduled for demolition.

Q1. What is the "Captain Crane" project at Knob Hill Elementary?

Ans. This initiative involves a large-scale rebuild of the campus to replace portable classrooms with permanent two-story school buildings.

Q2. Does Knob Hill Elementary have a tradition for student handprints?

Ans. The school is currently returning handprint tiles to families as they prepare to modernize the older campus structures.

Q3. How does Knob Hill Elementary manage campus security during construction?

Ans. The site uses temporary fencing and specific entry points to keep students safe while the new buildings are erected.

Q4. Does Knob Hill Elementary offer any specific coding or technology clubs?

Ans. Students utilize various digital platforms during their weekly media center time to build foundational computer science and typing skills.

Q5. What is the "Knob Hill Elementary" mascot and spirit color?

Ans. The school mascot is the K-Bear and students are encouraged to wear blue during Friday spirit assemblies each week.