The St. Joseph Board gave the go-ahead for plans to build a new car loop and make traffic better at Oak Grove Elementary school. The project will make the driveway on Cook Road wider, add pavements and help reduce the traffic that builds up during pick-up and drop-off times. School and district leaders say the improvements are meant to make the building safer for students, make traffic flow better and make it easier for families to get there. The project shows that the school is making a bigger investment in its infrastructure, and it shows that the community is still behind making things better for students and parents every day.

Q1: What things can students do after school?

Students can join clubs for art, music, sports, leadership, and community service.

Q2. Does the school help kids with special needs?

Ans. Yes, Oak Grove offers personalised help and resources to students with special needs.

Q3. What can parents do to help out at school?

Ans. Parents can help out, go to school events, or join the Parent-Teacher Association (PTA).

Q4: What kind of tech do students use to learn?

There are tablets, computers, smart boards, and digital learning tools in the classroom.

Q5. What does the school do to keep students safe?

Ans. The school keeps the doors safe, holds safety drills, and trains its staff to make sure everyone is safe.