The annual carnival at Eastwood Elementary was a big success. A lot of students, families, alumni, and people from the area came. There were carnival games, music, inflatable toys, food (including the popular Dolphin Dad Café), and a silent auction with a lot of donations from people in the area. This tradition honored the spirit of the community, school pride, and the ties that bring people of all ages together.

Q1. What does the Ocean Alternative Education Center do to help kids learn in a way that works for them?

Ans. The Ocean Alternative Education Center may use different, flexible ways to teach that are best for each student.

Q2. Are there tests at the Ocean Alternative Education Center that are based on projects?

Ans. The Ocean Alternative Education Center might put more weight on tests based on students' work and performances.

Q3. Do families at the Ocean Alternative Education Center have to work together a lot?

Answer: The Ocean Alternative Education Center could help parents and teachers get along better.

Q4. Do the kids at the Ocean Alternative Education Center learn by doing things?

Ans. The Ocean Alternative Education Center might have programs that include things that help the community.

Q5: How does the Ocean Alternative Education Center get kids to talk?

Ans. The Ocean Alternative Education Center might let students have a say in what happens in a planned way.