Carnegie Elementary School has been in the news lately, and for good reason. The school is demonstrating its resilience, making strides academically, and showing a real dedication to the well-being of its students. In January 2025, Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters visited, and the school received statewide recognition for its academic performance and its effective use of innovative learning tools. Though the visit garnered some political attention, the focus was squarely on Carnegie's commitment to helping its students succeed. This ensures that families from all backgrounds feel welcome and supported. Carnegie furthered its dedication to continuous student development by championing summer learning programs. In October, the school announced that every student would still get free breakfast and lunch every day. This provides crucial assistance to families and guarantees that no child begins the day on an empty stomach. The school also recently showcased a Children’s Mental Health Fair, emphasizing its commitment to emotional well-being. Even with outside challenges, Carnegie stays firmly rooted in community backing and its goal of fostering a supportive, welcoming atmosphere where students can flourish.

Q1. What kinds of activities are there outside of school?

Ans. Art clubs, music programs, after-school activities, and sports that happen at certain times of the year.

Q2. Are there services for people with disabilities?

Ans. Yes, this includes IEPs and help from trained staff.

Q3. What help is there for language?

Ans. English as a Second Language (ESL) help for people who don't speak English.

Q4. How do you help students stay healthy?

Ans. With a counselor, PE classes, health programs, and activities that help you be more aware of your thoughts and feelings.

Q5. Can parents help?

Ans. Yes, by going to community events, volunteering, conferences, and PTA meetings.