From recent announcements by Duval County Public Schools, it emerges that the Susie E. Tolbert Elementary School is currently going through a significant transformation as a result of the ongoing consolidation of the schools within the district. According to the 2025-2026 school updates, the school has recently been closed down and merged with the S.P. Livingston Elementary. As such, it is clear that the school will be no longer operating independently as a separate institution but has been incorporated in the larger elementary network to enhance efficiency in enrollment. It is expected that the process will involve the movement of both teaching and learning resources to ensure successful completion.

Q1. What after-school activities does the school have for children at Susie E. Tolbert Elementary School?

Ans. These include monitored after-school activities that will assist the students with their academics, reading sessions, and enrichment programs as well.

Q2. Does the school offer any transportation services for students?

Ans. Transportation services are offered by the district for those students who live in the designated zones.

Q3. Is there any provision of special education?

Ans. Yes, the school provides facilities in terms of special education programs and classes based on the needs of the students.

Q4. Do meals or food items get served in school?

Ans. Yes, students are provided with meals and snacks in the form of breakfasts and lunches.

Q5. How can parents be engaged in school-related matters?

Ans. This can be achieved through volunteer work as well as by participating in various activities conducted in school.