Blanton Elementary School has recently engaged families with its latest “Whole Child Night” event, created to unite the arts, academics, and community connection around one night. During the evening there will also be a student art show titled “Faces of Blanton”, displaying creative student artwork from grades one through five. Additionally, there will be lots of fun activities to do as a family. This program demonstrates a commitment to student expression and overall growth through the Blanton School experience, creating an even more fun and connected campus for both students and parents.

Q1. Is there a dual-language program at Blanton Elementary?

Ans. Yes, the school has a dual-language program that helps students learn both English and Spanish at the same time.

Q2. What kinds of transport do students have?

Ans. Based on how far they live from school and what attendance zone they are in, eligible students can use the district's bus services.

Q3. Does Blanton Elementary have any programs after school?

Answer. Yes, the campus has after-school care and enrichment programs, such as help with schoolwork and learning through activities.

Q4. What can parents do to help out at school?

Parents can get involved by joining the PTA, volunteering, and going to school events that encourage people to get involved in their communities.

Q5. What kinds of help for students are available on campus?

Ans. The school has a special support team that helps students with counselling, academic intervention, and health services.