As per recent news from the sources the Kentucky Department of Education recently gave the Clays Mill Elementary School the Gold Level award for how well it used Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) during the last years of school session. This award shows that the school has successfully set up a structured way to teach, reinforce, and celebrate good behavior in students, which creates a respectful and welcoming learning environment. This achievement shows that the staff, students, and families at Clays Mill Elementary are all dedicated to making the school a safe place where students can learn, grow socially and emotionally, and behave well. Gold status means that the school is not just focusing on test scores, but also on the whole child experience. Clays Mill Elementary School has a strong foundation that will help it keep moving forward and growing. It can use its positive culture as a springboard for more academic success and community involvement.

Q1. What kinds of activities do you offer outside of school?

Ans. Clays Mill Elementary has clubs, music, sports, and seasonal events to keep students interested.

Q2. Is there a library at the school?

Ans. Yes, it has a library and media center where people can read, do research, and use technology.

Q3. How do people use technology to learn?

Ans. Students use computers, tablets, and interactive tools to make lessons more interesting and improve their digital skills.

Q4. How do you help students with special needs?

Ans. The school has IEPs, resource rooms, and teachers who are trained to help students with special needs.

Q5. Are parents allowed to take part in school events?

Ans. Yes, through events, volunteering, and the PTA.