A $34 million district bond that was just approved will help Lawndale Elementary School in Tupelo. Some of the planned improvements are new classrooms, better facilities, and better safety measures. The community thinks the investment is a good idea because it will help the school's academics, help students grow, and make the learning environment safer and more modern for all students.

Q1. How can new students sign up for Lawndale Elementary School?

Ans. To enroll a child, families must show proof of residency, vaccination records, proof of age, and complete district registration forms.

Q2. Are there programs at Lawndale Elementary to help kids improve their behavior or character?

Ans. Yes, the school uses district-approved programs to teach kids how to behave well, respect others, and develop their social and emotional skills.

Q3. Do students get meals on campus?

Ans. Yes, Lawndale Elementary serves breakfast and lunch every day, and students who qualify can get them for free or at a lower cost.

Q4. What kinds of technology do students at Lawndale Elementary have access to?

Students can use computers, tablets, and educational software in the classroom to help them learn reading, math, and other important subjects.

Q5: Can parents help out or take part in school activities?

Ans. Yes, parents can get involved by volunteering in the classroom, going to school events, and joining parent-teacher organizations that help the school community.