This month, Rue, a therapy dog, came to Golden Hills Elementary School to celebrate better attendance. Rue could be in classrooms with a lot of kids, which helped them stay healthy and get to school on time. The school wants to build community, help people with their feelings, and make the school a better place to be. This event is part of that goal.

Q1. Are there any programs at Golden Hills Elementary School for students who are learning English as a second language?

Ans. Yes, the school helps students who need help improving their English skills by offering English Language Learner support.

Q2: What safety steps does Golden Hills Elementary School take?

Ans. The school follows the district's safety rules, which include secure building entry, regular emergency drills, and training for staff to keep students safe.

Q3. Are there meals and nutrition programs for students?

Ans. Yes, Golden Hills Elementary is part of the district meal program. It serves breakfast and lunch, and families who qualify can get free or reduced-price meals.

Q4. What does the school do to help students move from elementary to middle school?

Ans. The school helps students get ready by having counselors lead sessions, doing activities to get them ready for school, and working with the middle schools that will receive them.

Q5. Can parents get involved at Golden Hills Elementary?

Parents can stay involved in school life by going to school events, volunteering, helping out in the classroom, and joining the parent-teacher organization.