Recent wins at Stone Corral Elementary are making headlines! Amaya Marquez, an eighth-grader, won the PVWH Athlete of the Game award for being a good sport and doing well in the game. The school's volleyball team also won a tournament, which showed how determined and united they are. The Great Kindness Challenge and Mental Health Awareness Week are also things that Stone Corral is doing. This helps to create a culture of caring and kindness.

Q1. How does the school help new students who start in the middle of the year?

Ans. Stone Corral Elementary helps kids get used to new places by giving them orientation help and introductions to other kids.

Q2. Does the school put a lot of effort into teaching social and emotional skills?

Ans. Yes, daily lessons include things like empathy, social skills, and working together.

Q3. 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.

Q4. Are there ways for parents to get involved?

Ans. Parents can get involved by going to PTO events, volunteering in the classroom, and joining school committees.

Q5. How does the school involve families?

Ans. Parents stay involved in school life by talking to their kids often, going to family events, and volunteering.