In February 2026, all 460 students at Oak Ridge Elementary received two free books each through the “Let’s Read” book fair. The initiative is part of a partnership with local organizations to boost literacy in Title I schools. Impact: Helps students build home libraries, Encourages a love for reading at an early age and Removes financial barriers to access books. Oak Ridge is part of a broader district-wide reading initiative, where similar book fairs are being held across schools in 2026. Students showed high enthusiasm—many were excited to choose books based on their own interests. This reflects: Strong community partnerships and Focus on student engagement through choice-based learning

Q1. How does Oak Ridge Elementary School get students to take part in their own learning?

Ans. Teachers get students involved by using interactive strategies and fun activities.

Q2. What chances are there for working together?

Ans. Students do group projects and work together on cooperative learning tasks.

Q3. What does the school do to encourage creativity?

Ans. Students can think about new things when they do creative projects and homework.

Q4. What do school do to help students learn to be responsible?

Structured routines and clear expectations help people be accountable.

Q5. How does the school make sure that the learning environment is helpful?

Ans. A welcoming environment is created by good relationships between teachers and students and practices that include everyone.