The newly approved bond plan for Des Moines Public Schools includes big improvements to buildings and long-term changes across the district. Studebaker Elementary is not currently set to close, but it may see changes to its programs and improvements to its buildings in the next few years. Families are still paying attention as changes are being made across the district.

Q1. Are there after-school activities for kids at Studebaker Elementary School?

Ans. Yes, the school has some activities after school, like homework help, enrichment sessions, and seasonal clubs that are based on what the kids like.

Q2. What kinds of transportation can students at Studebaker Elementary use?

Ans. Eligible students may be able to use the district's bus services, but it depends on where they live and the rules for transportation in Des Moines Public Schools.

Q3. What does the school do to help kids who learn differently?

Ans. Studebaker Elementary has special education services that are tailored to each student, intervention programs, and support staff who are trained to help students with different learning needs.

Q4. Do schools want parents to help out with events at school?

Ans. Yes, the school wants families to get involved by holding events, offering volunteer opportunities, holding parent-teacher conferences, and running programs that get people involved in the community.

Q5. Can students at Studebaker Elementary use technology?

Students can use technology in the classroom, such as Chromebooks, digital learning tools, and teaching platforms that help with activities based on the curriculum.