The school recently hosted a "Spirit of the Pack" ceremony to honor classrooms that were responsible, worked together, and were nice to each other. One class even got to have a fun "Stuffed Animal Day" as a reward for showing those values. This made the school more united than ever.

On the other hand, Oscar Howe's community and after-school programs are still going strong. Families, staff, and community partners helped get the word out and raise money for the local "Hungry Hearts" program. This way, every student can have a safe place to go after school and a healthy meal.

Q1. What kind of teaching does Oscar Howe Elementary use?

Ans. The school puts a lot of emphasis on learning through questions, being creative, and activities that are centered on the students.

Q2. Are there chances to do things outside of school?

Ans. Yes, music, art, and after-school programs help kids learn in the classroom.

Q3. How do you deal with social-emotional learning?

Ans. Students work on their empathy, teamwork, and communication skills every day.

Q4. Are different learning needs met?

Ans. All students do better when they get personalized instruction and resources that are right for them.

Q5. How does the school get families involved?

Ans. Family nights, volunteer programs, and newsletters are all ways to get parents involved.