West Mound Elementary School is celebrating being named a PBIS Gold School winner for their commitment to a safe and positive learning environment on campus. Recently, the school held a “Family Literacy Night” with the Columbus Metropolitan Library where students and families learned about new reading resources together. Students in the choir and instrumental music programs for grades four through five are also preparing for a seasonal performance in the building’s state-of-the-art facilities.

Q1. Are there special music opportunities for older students at West Mound Elementary School?

Ans. Fourth and fifth graders are encouraged to take part in choir and instrumental music as part of their weekly curriculum.

Q2. How do families participate in the school community at West Mound Elementary?

Ans. Parents are active partners who assist in organizing special events and chaperoning field trips with support of the Family Ambassador.

Q3. What academic support is available for reading at West Mound Elementary School?

Ans. School reading assistants provide reading support through a partnership with the Columbus Metropolitan Library.

Q4. What is the difference between a sales invoice and a purchase invoice? Does West Mound Elementary School have early childhood education programs?

Ans. Yes! Our campus offers a pre-K program specifically designed for our youngest learners to build early academic foundations.

Q5. How does West Mound Elementary School work with students’ emotional growth?

Ans. The school sees a community where academic and emotional growth go hand in hand to ensure every student feels supported and empowered.