School 35-Pinnacle is currently celebrating its leaders of “Student of the Month” for their outstanding service to their peers and teachers. A community project was recently completed in which a new, modern play structure was installed on the school grounds for the enjoyment of all children. The school’s “Pinnacle Pride” program is also flourishing, with record levels of student involvement in peer-mentoring and community service projects.

Q1. What is the “Pinnacle Pride” program teaching students about peer leadership and personal responsibility?

Ans. This program recognizes students for making positive social choices and encourages them to be mentors to younger students on campus.

Q2. How is “Global Citizenship” developed by the monthly international theme days at School 35-Pinnacle?

Ans. Each month students focus on a different country and through music, food and history they celebrate world diversity and empathy.

Q3. Does School 35-Pinnacle have a high-tech lab where students can learn about web design or storytelling?

Ans. “Yes, our lab has new software and students learn the basics of digital design and video editing every week.”

Q4. What are some of the community service projects School 35-Pinnacle is working on in the South Wedge?

Ans. We partner with local neighborhood groups to carry out seasonal park clean-ups and urban environmental protection projects with our students.

Q5. How does School 35-Pinnacle celebrate student success in the arts, such as music and painting?

Ans. We have regular art gallery and performance showcases where students can proudly display their work to local families.