The Covington Independent School District's bicentennial celebration, which marked 200 years of public education in the area, recently included John G. Carlisle Elementary School. The district held a kickoff event where staff members gathered on Holmes Field to form a big "200" to mark the occasion. This was a fun way to start a year of planned recognition activities. The celebration shows how long the district has been helping families in the area and how committed it is to helping students grow.

Also, new rules for how the whole district will talk to each other were announced for the 2025–2026 school year. According to the new laws in Kentucky, all communication between staff and students must now take place through approved platforms that automatically save messages. This makes the environment safer and more open for students. In the future, they planned official email systems and parent portals run by the district will be used.

Q1. What kinds of things can kids do outside of school at John G. Carlisle Elementary School?

Ans. The school has clubs for art, science, and gardening, as well as seasonal enrichment programs that are based on what students are interested in.

Q2. Does the school offer transportation for students?

Ans. Yes, the Covington Independent School District does provide bus service for eligible students on certain routes.

Q3. Does the school have events for families to get involved?

Ans. Yes, the school has family nights, workshops for parents, and events for the community to help families and schools work together.

Q4. What kinds of help are there for English Language Learners (ELL)?

Ans. The school offers special ELL classes and language help to help students who speak more than one language improve their reading, writing, and speaking skills.

Q5. Does John G. Carlisle Elementary School have programs for kids with special needs?

Ans. Yes, the school offers personalized special education services, such as help with IEPs, resource instruction, and other services as needed.