In early 2026, Don Callejon students were in the SCUSD Spotlights for their outstanding work in and out of the classroom. The school is getting ready for the 2025–2026 school year by making a new rule that says no devices are allowed in the K–8 environment. This is to get kids to be more involved. Staff and students also took part in the 2026 NFL Play Football family festival to encourage people in the community to be active.

Q1. Does Don Callejon School offer middle school students specialized elective courses as part of its K-8 educational model?

Ans. Yes, middle school students can choose from electives like digital media, leadership, and different world languages to make school more interesting.

Q2. How does Don Callejon School make sure that both elementary and middle school students can use the library and do research?

Ans. The school library has a wide range of age-appropriate books and digital resources that are useful for research for all grades.

Q3. For the 2026 school year, are there any student government or leadership groups at Don Callejon School?

Ans. Students can join the Student Council or leadership classes to help plan school events and make decisions for all students on campus.

Q4. What is the procedure at Don Callejon School for students who need to safely store their bikes or scooters on campus?

Ans. The school has bike racks that are fenced off, and students must use their own locks and wear helmets to stay safe.

Q5. Are there any competitive sports teams at Don Callejon School this year for middle school students?

Ans. The district's athletic program lets middle school students join competitive teams for sports like basketball, volleyball, and track.