Shirley & Bill Wallin Elementary School held its Book Fair from November 3 to 10. Students and families browsed and purchased books to support a love of reading while raising funds for school programs and library resources.

Q1. What does "Four Houses, One Family" mean at Wallin?

Ans. Wallin has a house system consisting of four student houses that encourage collaboration, leadership, and a positive school experience for all students. However, it still stresses that everyone is part of the same Wildcat family.

Q2: How does Wallin's mission affect what happens at school every day?

Ans. The mission is to be "number one for your children," so staff members work together, use different teaching methods, and keep interactions positive to help each child succeed.

Q3. How do you tell students and their families about behavior and expectations?

Ans. Wallin posts its rules in both English and Spanish and goes over them with students. This way, families know how the school handles behavior and keeps classrooms focused on learning.

Q4. What kind of safety planning does Wallin do?

Ans. The school's Emergency-Based Operation plan tells staff how to handle emergencies and keep students safe on campus.

Q5: How does Wallin help people learn well?

Ans. Wallin encourages students to read on their own and use other research-based methods, giving them regular practice to build their stamina, confidence, and long-term academic growth.