The district recently started a campaign called "Attend Today, Achieve More Tomorrow." The goal of the campaign is to help students succeed by offering incentives and reaching out to the community.

The district is starting a new K–12 online school program with the help of an outside provider. This will give families in Council Bluffs a full-time virtual learning option that is flexible. This will give students across the district more educational options, including those at College View.

The federal Community Eligibility Provision makes sure that all students in the district can still get free breakfast and lunch. This helps families stay fed and supported.

Q1. What programs does College View Elementary have for students who are very smart?

Ans. The school has Talented and Gifted (TAG) programs that give advanced students more challenging learning opportunities.

Q2. What does College View do to help students who are learning English?

Ans. The school provides ESL (English as a Second Language) support to help people who don't speak English as their first language get better at it.

Q3. Are there any programs that help with social and emotional growth?

Ans. Yes, College View Elementary puts a lot of emphasis on social-emotional learning through programs that teach mindfulness, teamwork, and how to solve problems.

Q4. What kinds of technology do students have access to?

Ans. Students can use computers, tablets, and interactive smart boards in the classroom to help them learn STEM and digital skills.

Q5: How does College View get families involved in their children's education?

Ans. The school wants parents to get involved by volunteering, going to family nights, going to conferences, and going to events in the community.