Craig Hill Elementary School just finished a school-wide "Health and Wellness" program that got students to keep track of how much exercise they got and try new healthy foods. The school threw a party for a group of fifth graders who were chosen to represent the district at a regional math competition this spring. Parents have also praised the campus for its "Open Door" communication policy, which has helped staff and local families get to know each other better.

Q1. How does Craig Hill Elementary School's "Health and Wellness" program encourage kids to eat healthy?

Ans. On "Taste-Test Thursdays," students try new fruits and vegetables and learn about how to eat a balanced diet every day.

Q2. Does Craig Hill Elementary School offer any special training for students who want to compete in regional math competitions?

Ans. Our "Math Masters" club gives students extra practice in advanced logic and problem-solving so they feel sure of themselves during competitions.

Q3. How does Craig Hill Elementary School's "Open Door" policy help the parents in the area?

Ans. This policy encourages parents to check in with staff often and informally, so they always feel welcome to talk about their child's progress.

Q4. What kinds of activities that build character are important at Craig Hill Elementary School?

Ans. Every week, students have "Circle Time," where they talk about being kind, responsible, and how to make good friends.

Q5. Do any of the student leadership roles at Craig Hill Elementary School have to do with making morning announcements?

Ans. Every day, fifth-grade leaders run the "Morning Broadcast," which gives the whole school news, weather, and motivational messages.