The "Global Citizens" curriculum at Council Rock Primary School is a success. It teaches K-2 students about different cultures through music and stories. The school recently held its annual "Primary Parade," where students showed off their original artwork and costumes that represented different countries to the people of Brighton. In addition, the campus was praised for its dedication to early childhood literacy, as more than 90% of students met their mid-year reading goals.

Q1. How does the "Global Citizens" program at Council Rock Primary School teach K-2 students about different cultures?

Ans. Through music, food, and folk tales, students learn about different cultures from around the world. This helps them develop cultural empathy and respect early on.

Q2. What can families look forward to at the "Primary Parade" at Council Rock Primary School every year?

Ans. Students dress up in colorful costumes that represent different cultures and march through the streets of Brighton.

Q3. How does Council Rock Primary School do so well in early childhood literacy?

Ans. Our specialists hold small, intensive group sessions to make sure that every child learns how to read and loves it.

Q4. What kinds of games for building teams are in the physical education program at Council Rock Primary School?

Ans. Our PE coach uses fun, team-based relay races and group games that focus on working together instead of competing against each other.

Q5. Does Council Rock Primary School have a "New Family Orientation" for new students?

Ans. We have a "Kindergarten Kickoff" event where families can see the campus and meet our caring early childhood education team.