Lenox Elementary School is marking major artistic and community milestones this season. Four outstanding students from the school’s creative talent made it to the state level PTA Reflections Competition. Also, the Art Supervisors Association selected 39 young artists from across the district including several from Lenox for the prestigious 2026 All County Art Show. Beyond these artistic victories, the school community came together to send more than 1,400 heartfelt messages to veterans across the nation, as part of the annual Valentines for Vets program that highlights Lenox’s vibrant mix of student creativity and civic pride.

Q1. What reading core literacy framework does the school use for emergent readers?

Ans. The campus employs balanced literacy and Next Generation Learning Standards to develop foundational reading, writing and critical thinking skills.

Q2. Does the school have any events related to the fine arts or creativity?

Ans. Students frequently participate in regional showcases such as the Art Supervisors Association All-County Art Show and the annual PTA Reflections Competition.

Q3. What does the school do to recognize community service or civic-mindedness?

Ans. Students are involved in school-wide community service projects all year long, including our yearly Valentines for Vets program to support our military personnel.

Q4. How will parents be informed about classroom projects and school news in particular?

Ans. Families are urged to become involved in the active Lenox PTA, attend scheduled monthly evening meetings and read the district’s regular “What’s Bruin in Baldwin” newsletter.

Q5. Is technology part of the elementary students’ daily curriculum?

Ans. School-issued 1.1 devices are ubiquitous in the interactive classroom, and students use them to access digital learning platforms and develop critical STEM literacy skills.