Kaylynn Huskey, Caroline Magas and Savannah Ross, students at Forest Hills Elementary School, celebrate their first-place finish in the school’s science fair Feb. 19. The event demonstrated the power of the academic culture and active family involvement in student research and experiments in the Forest Hills community. This achievement is a testament to the school’s commitment to encouraging curiosity and science communication skills in its intermediate grade students.

Q1. What makes Northern Trails 56 School different from a traditional middle school?

Ans. Northern Trails 56 School provides education for the intermediate grades and assists students in the gradual transition to middle school academic expectations and routines.

Q2. Are exploratory classes part of the schedule at Northern Trails 56 School?

Ans. Yes. Students participate in enrichment courses such as art, music, physical education and media related learning experiences.

Q3. How do teachers help students prepare for middle school at Northern Trails 56 School?

Ans. Students build organization skills and classroom independence through rotating schedules and structured academic routines.

Q4. Are schoolwide activities important at Northern Trails 56 School?

Ans. Yes. Assemblies, student celebrations, and campus events are regular parts of student life at Northern Trails 56 School.

Q5. What online services do families commonly use through Northern Trails 56 School?

Ans. Families often access transportation updates, meal account services, and district event calendars through online systems.