School 29-Adlai E. Stevenson recently reached a major milestone in its literacy campaign, with students collectively reading a record-breaking number of books this semester. Accompanied by local firefighters and nurses eager to share their stories, the school celebrated a successful “Community Helper Day.” The nurturing environment and small-group support for all learners is also being recognized on campus.

Q1. What are the historic sites visited by students on the School 29-Adlai Stevenson walking tours?

Ans. Classes visit local Rochester industry landmarks and museums to connect classroom history lessons to the real-world evolution of the city.

Q2. Does School 29-Adlai E Stevenson offer any particular wellness workshops that promote healthy habits for students?

Ans. “Healthy Heroes” workshops where students learn about nutrition, importance of daily physical activity and wellness.

Q3. How does the project “Reader’s Theatre” at School 29-Adlai E Stevenson help students to overcome the fear of public performance?

Ans. Students perform original scripts based on books they read in class, which builds verbal confidence and fluency in reading in class.

Q4. Does the School 29-Adlai E Stevenson campus offer parent education classes year round?

Ans. We also have “Tech and Tea” nights where parents learn how to use the district’s digital learning platforms with their children.

Q5. What is the “Character Circle” routine at School 29-Adlai E Stevenson for students every morning?

Ans. Each morning students gather to talk about empathy and positive communication to start the day off right for a respectful school day.