In a big way, school-wide, Spry Elem Community School’s winter charity drive was a big success collecting well over five hundred non-perishable canned goods for local families in need. Our dedicated student volunteers carefully boxed up all the generous food donations bright and early Friday morning and delivered them directly to the busy local food pantry. We are so incredibly grateful to our wonderfully generous, thoughtful and compassionate school community for enthusiastically supporting this truly great humanitarian cause in the challenging cold winter months.

Q1. What community services are available at Spry Elem Community School?

Ans. The school partners with community organizations to provide family health clinics, adult education classes and workshops on critical community resources.

Q2. Does Spry Elem Community School have a community garden?

Ans. Students and families team up to create a lively community garden that educates on sustainable agriculture and offers fresh food to their neighbors.

Q3. How is Spry Elem Community School physical education?

Ans. In Physical Education classes students participate in a range of organized games and athletic activities that are designed to promote lifetime fitness, team work, and motor skill development.

Q4. Does Spry Elem Community School offer summer programs?

Ans. Summer camps for kids are fun and include academic enrichment, arts and crafts and outdoor recreational activities.

Q5. What foreign languages are offered at Spry Elem Community?

Ans. Yes. Introductory Spanish lessons are available to students to increase cultural awareness and to encourage the development of basic conversational skills in a second language at an early age.