The district is getting ready to vote on renewing its "Revenue Purpose Statement." This statement allows the use of state sales tax (SAVE) and local PPEL funds for school infrastructure, technology, and building maintenance. This is a step toward long-term investment in schools like Bloomer.

Q1. What makes Bloomer Elementary School in Council Bluffs different from other schools?

Ans. Bloomer is known for having a close-knit school community, strong ties with parents, and a supportive environment where teachers help each student grow.

Q2. Does Bloomer help students who are having trouble with their schoolwork?

Ans. Yes. Students can get help with math and reading, Title I support, and small-group lessons with a teacher.

Q3. What does the school do to help kids who start in the middle of the year?

Ans. Bloomer helps new students get used to school by giving them friends in class, activities to get to know each other, and time with counselors to check in.

Q4. Are there programs that help students who are already good at something learn more?

Ans. Yes, the answer is. Gifted & Talented (TAG) activities are projects that students who meet the requirements can do. They have to think outside the box and find solutions.

Q5. What kinds of tech do the kids at Bloomer Elementary School use?

Ans. All of the students have Chromebooks, digital learning tools, and other classroom technology that makes it easier to learn in different ways.