Sandra Carlton is the new principal of Hart Magnet Elementary. She is going back to the school where she started her career as a teacher.

Hart Magnet keeps up its tradition of STEM innovation by offering students STEAM "mini-courses" three times a year. These courses include coding, habitat restoration, and partnerships with local organizations like UConn-Stamford to help students learn.

Q1. What unique programs does Hart Magnet Elementary have for students who are ahead of the curve?

Ans. Hart Magnet Elementary offers enrichment programs and STEM-focused initiatives to push advanced learners beyond the regular curriculum.

Q2. Are there activities outside of school that students can do?

Ans. Yes, students can join clubs like robotics, art, music, and sports after school to improve their learning and social skills.

Q3.What does the school do to help students with special needs?

Ans. Hart Magnet Elementary has specialized staff, individualized education plans (IEPs), and classrooms that are open to all students to meet the needs of students with different learning styles.

Q4.Does the school have a parent-teacher organization (PTO)?

Ans. Yes, the school has an active PTO that plans events, raises money, and finds volunteers to help with school programs.

Q5.How does the school use technology to help kids learn?

Ans. Hart Magnet Elementary uses classroom devices, interactive smartboards, and educational software to help kids learn and improve their digital skills.