The latest news of Lewis & Clark Elementary school has started some attractive events which motivate students to keep track of how fast they read and attend an author visit on campus to celebrate reading. The motive of this program is to get students more involved and support the school's focus on reading and communication skills. During the whole week, classroom libraries will be updated, and themed dress-up days and reading challenges will keep things going. School leaders say the campaign is meant to help with the upcoming literacy tests and improve the reading culture in grades 3–5. Families are encouraged to get involved by keeping track of their reading at home and going to community reading nights later this month.

Q1. What kinds of activities are there outside of school?

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

Q2: Are there services for special education?

Ans. Yes, the school gives extra help to students with special needs.

Q3. What can parents do to help?

Parents can join the PTO, go to events, and help out with school activities.

Q4: What kinds of technology do students use?

Ans. Tablets, computers, interactive boards, and online learning tools are all in classrooms.

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

Ans. A safe environment is kept by having safe entrances, regular drills, and trained staff.