The U.S. Soccer Foundation is giving the school a brand-new "mini-pitch" soccer field as part of its Safe Places to Play program. This will make it one of the first in Connecticut. This new addition shows how much the school cares about getting people involved in the community and being active.

Q1. Does Davenport Ridge Elementary have clubs or activities that kids can do after school?

Ans. Yes, the school offers various enrichment activities, such as art clubs, STEM programs, reading clubs, and seasonal after-school workshops, depending on staff availability.

Q2. Can parents help out in classrooms or at school events?

Ans. Yes, parents can volunteer to help in the classroom, the library, at PTA events, and on field trips, as long as they follow Stamford Public Schools' rules for volunteers.

Q3. Does the school have a program for gifted or advanced students?

Ans. Davenport Ridge works with Stamford Public Schools' Advanced Learning Program (ALP) to help students who are brilliant by giving them extra help and lessons that are tailored to their needs.

Q4. Is there a program for learning English or another language?

Ans. Yes, the school helps students who don't speak English as their first language with English Language Learner (ELL) support, which includes small-group instruction that is tailored to their needs.

Q5. What kinds of security are there on campus?

Ans. The school keeps students safe all day by having locked doors, a visitor check-in process, staff supervision, and emergency drills.