Students, staff and community members gathered for a successful State of the School address at Edison Park Elementary School to discuss future priorities in conjunction with the Success 2029 strategic plan. The school continues to work on its three main priorities: aligned curriculum, student support and better grading practices . Recent initiatives center on student-centered learning and the creation of the EPE Graduate Profile to ready scholars for college and career success.

Q1. What kind of project-based learning is included in the visual art tracks at Edison Park Elem School?

Ans. Edison Park Elem School offers art classes focusing on large scale mosaic construction and community mural painting techniques by grade band.

Q2. Does Edison Park Elem School have a formal summer bridge program for incoming kindergarteners?

Ans. Yes, Edison Park Elem School has a two-week transition academy every August to assist new students in becoming familiar with classroom routines.

Q3. What are the specific student safety regulations regarding the use of cell phones at Edison Park Elem School?

Ans. Edison Park Elem School has a strict policy that all student phones must be turned off in lockers throughout the school.

Q4. How does Edison Park Elem School monitor school bus arrival windows in real-time?

Ans. Families at Edison Park Elem School view regional school bus transport routes using a secure, district-authorized satellite mapping app.

Q5. What intramural sports are offered during recess time at Edison Park Elementary School?

Ans. Edison Park Elem School has organized flag football, floor hockey and four-square tournament brackets to keep recess active.