A new $1.02 million district intervention plan will help Annie Purl Elementary students do better in school and get more resources for their classrooms. The campus still honors its unique history, which began with Ms. Annie Lee Purl, who was the first person in the city to teach young children and give them access to libraries. The school is also getting ready for a busy 2026–2027 school year by updating tools for parents to get involved and making the digital enrollment process easier.

Q1. Does Annie Purl El offer any special dual-language or bilingual education programs?

Ans. The campus has a full dual-language program that helps students become very literate in both English and Spanish.

Q2. What do you need to do to check in visitors at Annie Purl El?

Ans. For the Raptor security system at the front desk to work, all visitors must show a valid government-issued ID.

Q3. Does Annie Purl El have a Parent Teacher Association that is still going strong?

Ans. The school has a PTA that plans events all year long, like family nights, fundraisers, and teacher appreciation days.

Q4. How does Annie Purl El take care of students' health and medicine needs?

Ans. A full-time registered nurse is in charge of all student medications, which must be given in their original packaging and with permission from a doctor.

Q5. Does Annie Purl El have any clubs for kids to join after school?

Ans. The campus has a number of seasonal clubs run by certified faculty members that focus on robotics, art, and fitness.