Bruce Shulkey Elementary is showing off its successful "Applied Learning" projects, such as when students made a scale model of a nearby park and built it. The school also honored its student-run recycling program, which has cut down on a lot of waste on campus this past school year. These activities that kids can do with their hands are meant to make them love learning and prepare them for the problems of the 21st century.

Q1. Does Bruce Shulkey Elementary School offer help with reading?

Ans. To help students reach grade-level proficiency, targeted literacy interventions are offered through small-group instruction and specialized resource staff.

Q2. What kinds of technology do students at Bruce Shulkey Elementary have access to?

Ans. Every classroom has interactive tools and mobile devices to help students learn in the 21st century and work together on projects.

Q3. Is there a group of students at Bruce Shulkey Elementary who are in charge?

Ans. The student council lets representatives from the upper grades help make decisions on campus and lead different community service projects.

Q4. How does Bruce Shulkey Elementary keep in touch with families?

Ans. To keep parents up to date on upcoming events and their child's academic progress, we send home weekly folders and digital newsletters.

Q5. Do the students at Bruce Shulkey Elementary go on a field trip every year?

Ans. To help them learn more, each grade level goes on educational trips to nearby museums and science centers.