Dodge Literacy Magnet Elementary School first-grade students held a “Stone Soup” community gathering. The event celebrated the story’s themes of sharing and kindness.

Q1. What does Dodge do to help students learn to read and write?

Ans. Dodge includes reading, writing, and communication activities in daily lessons, which gives students many chances to practice their reading and writing skills.

Q2. What rules do people at Dodge have to follow?

Ans. Students learn to be safe, responsible, and respectful, and staff members reinforce these rules during literacy rotations and other classroom activities.

Q3. How does Dodge keep families informed?

Ans. Parents get newsletters, updates on literacy, and messages from teachers that tell them about reading events, reminders, and important news.

Q4: How can parents get involved in the literacy magnet program?

Ans. Families can help with reading events, take part in school activities, and work on classroom literacy projects that get kids interested in learning.

Q5. How does Dodge help students grow socially and emotionally?

Ans. SEL lessons teach kids how to talk to others, understand how they feel, and control their own behavior. When kids need extra help, counselors are there to help.