Stratford Avenue School is enjoying a month of cultural and literary events. Third graders participated in a world-music assembly with musician Darius Kaufman and local author Amy McCoy visited to speak to students about autism acceptance. The school community is also honoring staff at the PTA’s Teacher Appreciation Luncheon. Planning is also underway for the school’s annual Field Day, where students will show off team spirit and physical fitness.

Q1. What kind of reputation does Stratford Avenue School have among local Garden City families?

Ans. Stratford Avenue School is well-regarded in the area and families who have been part of it often speak highly of the staff and environment.

Q2. How does Stratford Avenue School get kids genuinely excited about reading on their own?

Ans. The school runs activities and reading programs that make books feel fun rather than like a task kids have to get through.

Q3. If a student is going through a tough time personally, who do they turn to at Stratford Avenue School?

Ans. Stratford Avenue School has counselors and support staff who are easy to approach and genuinely there to help kids through hard moments.

Q4. Does Stratford Avenue School do anything to teach kids about giving back or helping the community?

Ans. Yes, Stratford Avenue School integrates community values into the lives of students so that children grow up understanding the importance of helping others.

Q5. How often do parent-teacher interactions occur at Stratford Avenue School throughout the school year?

Ans. Stratford Avenue School schedules meetings at regular points during the year so parents always have a clear picture of where their child stands.