Families of Komensky Elem School were included in Berwyn South School District 100’s Battle of the Books 2026 update posted on May 12, 2026. The event highlighted student reading, teamwork and friendly academic competition across the district. The program offers Komensky students the chance to read in a public, energetic format outside of regular classroom assignments. It also promotes children to develop understanding, confidence and teamwork while representing their school community in a positive districtwide activity.

Q1. What kind of learning programs does Komensky Elem School offer?

Ans. The Komensky Elem School provides access to Project Lead The Way, gifted education, language acquisition services, classroom support and technology based instruction.

Q2. Is Komensky Elem School accessible for preschool?

Ans. Yes, Komensky Elem School is linked to district preschool services that help young children develop routines before they reach elementary grades.

Q3. How do you communicate with families at Komensky Elem School?

Ans. The Komensky Elem School shares updates via school notices, district messages, calendar tools, family resources, and online communication platforms.

Q4. Is technology used in Komensky Elem School?

Ans. Komensky Elem School participates in the district’s one-to-one wireless device program that provides students with digital tools for learning in the classroom.

Q5. Why is Komensky Elem School a good option for your family?

Ans. Komensky Elem School is a smaller public campus with preschool availability, enrichment programs, student support and a neighborhood-based school setting.