The latest news of Lemons Mill Elementary School completed the Georgetown had its first-ever Innovation Week. It was a whole week of learning for both students and teachers . Students from all grades came together for the event to work on hands-on STEM projects, art activities, and creative problem-solving challenges.

Local businesses and the school's parent-teacher organization helped set up new makerspace areas where students built simple machines, made digital stories, and worked together on projects that improved their math and reading skills. Teachers said that the students' energy and curiosity were inspiring, and many want Innovation Week to happen every year.

The project fits with Lemons Mill Elementary's goal of getting kids to think outside the box, work together, and use what they learn in new ways, all while making learning fun and connecting to the community.

Q1. What kinds of extracurricular activities are available at Lemons Mill Elementary School?

Ans. The school has programs like an art club, a robotics club, a choir, and after-school enrichment that focus on working together and being creative.

Q2: Does Lemons Mill Elementary School offer services for students with special needs?

Ans. Yes, the school has programs for special education and individualized support that are designed to meet the needs of all students.

Q3. What time does Lemons Mill Elementary School start and end?

Ans. The school day usually lasts from 7:40 a.m. to 2:40 p.m., but there are also options for care before and after school.

Q4: How does the school help new students and their families?

Ans. Lemons Mill Elementary School welcomes new families by holding orientation sessions, guided tours, and meetings for parents and teachers to help each other.

Q5. What steps does the school take to keep students safe?

Ans. To keep students safe, the school has secure entry systems, supervision during school hours, and regular safety drills.