Crestview Elementary is putting a lot of emphasis on its student-centered programs during the current School of Choice tour window. The school is focusing on its specialized intervention and enrichment programs, which are meant to help students in all grades who learn in different ways. Families who want to enter the district lottery for the school year 2026–2027 must send in their applications by the end of February.

Q1. Is there a computer lab at Crestview Elementary School that students can use?

Ans. Students have their own Chromebooks, but the school has a media center for special digital projects and group research activities.

Q2. What are the colors and mascot for Crestview Elementary?

Ans. The Cougar is the school's mascot, and on spirit days, the official school colors are blue and gold.

Q3. Are there any specific arts or music classes at Crestview Elementary?

Ans. Through district-funded programs that rotate through different visual and performing arts disciplines, all students get regular arts lessons.

Q4. How does Crestview Elementary help students with Special Education needs?

Ans. Based on the needs of each student, the school offers a variety of special education services, such as speech therapy and specialized academic instruction.

Q5. Does Crestview Elementary have a school-wide system for good behavior?

Ans. The school uses Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) to reward students for being safe, responsible, and respectful.