Kennedy Elementary School in Fargo, North Dakota, is a great place to be because the students and staff are always having fun at new programs and events in the community. The school just started the "Trailblazers STEM Club" for kids who are interested in science, technology, engineering, and math. They can learn by doing fun projects. Students are learning how to solve problems in the real world in fun and creative ways, like making simple machines and taking on coding challenges. Kennedy Elementary also had a very moving Family Literacy Night. Families got together to read, tell stories, and play games that were based on books. The event got people excited about reading and helped students, caregivers, and teachers get to know each other better in a fun and helpful way.

Q1. What grades does Kennedy Elementary School teach?

Ans. The school serves grades from preschool to upper elementary.

Q2. Does Kennedy use technology in the classroom?

Ans. Yes, digital tools that are right for the age group help with teaching.

Q3. How can parents talk to their children's teachers?

Ans. Through email, apps, and meetings.

Q4. Are there extracurricular activities?

Ans. There may be some clubs or activities that only happen during certain times of the year.

Q5. How do you welcome new students?

Ans. Staff help with orientation and in the classroom.