The district recently gave De Zavala Elementary School an award for its creative way of including the fine arts in the core literacy curriculum. The school is currently promoting its "Eagle Leaders" program, which has students help keep the campus safe and make morning announcements. This commitment to the "whole child" makes sure that students in Fort Worth have a full and interesting learning experience.

Q1. Does De Zavala Elementary have a program for kids who are moving up to kindergarten?

Ans. The campus offers early childhood education to help young students get ready for a smooth transition into regular kindergarten classrooms.

Q2. What are the rules for safety on the playground at De Zavala Elementary?

Ans. Staff members are in charge of all outdoor play times to make sure that students use the equipment correctly and keep a safe distance from each other.

Q3. What does De Zavala Elementary do to celebrate students' birthdays?

Ans. To keep health standards, the school gives out non-food rewards like special certificates or recognition in the classroom to celebrate milestones.

Q4. Is there a library at De Zavala Elementary that students can use?

Ans. Every week, students go to the campus library to check out books and do literacy-based activities with the librarian.

Q5. Does De Zavala Elementary have a system for how everyone should act?

Ans. The school uses a system of positive reinforcement to get students to show respect and responsibility in all areas of the school.