Recently, Wilbur (Kathleen H.) Elementary School in Bear, Delaware, has been working on improving social-emotional learning while also expanding literacy and math enrichment. The school is dedicated to keeping students engaged and creating a supportive learning environment, as seen by the increased use of technology in the classroom and the high attendance at family events.

Q1. Does Wilbur (Kathleen H.) Elementary have programs for kids before and after school?

Ans. Yes, the school usually offers district-approved before- and after-school care programs, but only if there are enough students and staff to run them.

Q2. What kinds of help are there for students who learn differently?

Wilbur (Kathleen H.) Elementary follows state and district rules when it comes to special education, academic interventions, and other support programs.

Q3. What does the school do to keep track of student attendance and talk to families?

Ans. The school keeps in touch with parents through newsletters, parent portals, and conferences, and works closely with families to make sure their kids come to school every day.

Q4. Do students get meals during the school day?

Ans. Yes, district nutrition services offer breakfast and lunch programs, including free or low-cost meals for families who qualify.

Q5. Does the school want parents and the community to get involved?

Ans. The school wants families to get involved by offering a parent–teacher organization, volunteer opportunities, and school events that help students learn and get involved in the community.