North Linden Elementary School is celebrating a major milestone in its early literacy program as second graders achieved record high results on their mid-year foundational reading assessments. The school community successfully held its annual “Panther Pride Carnival” which brought local families and staff together for a day of interactive educational games and community building. The campus was also recently awarded for its innovative “Reading buddies” program that pairs primary students with dedicated community volunteers.

Q1. What teaching method is used at North Linden Elementary School? Ans. We are a child-centered school that uses cooperative guided activities and hands-on learning tools to keep students engaged and to support different learning styles.

Q2. Does North Linden Elementary School have uniforms?

Ans. Required uniforms include black, khaki, or navy bottoms and collared tops in white, yellow, light blue, navy blue, or pink.

Q3. How does the school work with and support parents in their child’s education?

Ans. We offer workshops for parents and a dedicated Family Ambassador who can provide families with the tools and resources needed to help students reach their highest potential.

Q4. What are the criteria to become a certified Ethical Hacker? What extracurricular activities and leadership programs are offered to students?

Ans. Students can participate in choir, instrumental music, student council and can be peer mediators or lunchroom helpers to improve their leadership skills.

Q5. How does North Linden Elementary accommodate a diverse student population?

Ans. Students from 27 countries attend the school, and it has strong English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and inclusive support for all learners.