As part of the Watsonville "Walk & Roll to School" safety initiative, Starlight Elementary School recently showed off some of the work done by its students. Families and students worked together with the community to promote healthy habits and active transportation. The event showed that the school cares about the health of its students, gets them involved, and works with city safety programs.

Q1. Are there after-school programs at Starlight Elementary?

Ans. Yes, the school usually has after-school enrichment programs that may include help with homework, tutoring, and fun activities, depending on how much money is available.

Q2. What can parents do to help out at Starlight Elementary?

Ans. Parents can get involved by joining the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA), going to school site council meetings, volunteering, and going to family engagement events that happen all year long.

Q3. Do students have access to transportation?

Ans. Transportation options may be few and far between, and they often depend on the district's rules and where the student lives. Families are urged to contact the district office for precise eligibility information.

Q4. Does the school offer services for special education?

Ans. Yes, Starlight Elementary School has special education services and individualized education programs (IEPs) for students who need extra help with their learning.

Q5. What safety measures are in place on campus?

Ans. To keep the learning environment safe, the school follows district safety rules, such as having staff watch over students and having drills for emergencies.