Wainwright Elementary is happy to be a "rapidly improving" school. This helped the district reach its goal of having no schools with a F rating. The school still works with its neighbors to help students do better in school by holding "Family Math Nights" and workshops where teachers and students work together. People also liked that the campus had experienced teachers, which means that students get a good education every day.

Q1. How does Wainwright El's "Family Math Night" help parents help their kids learn at home?

Ans. We show parents and kids how to play fun, interactive games that will help them both become more confident and skilled with numbers.

Q2. Does Wainwright El have any specific student leadership positions, like a "Green Team" for recycling on campus?

Ans. Our "Eco-Guardians" club lets students take charge of campus-wide efforts to be more environmentally friendly and learn how to protect our city's environment.

Q3. What kinds of academic strategies that are "rapidly improving" are being used at the Wainwright El campus right now?

Ans. Every day, our staff does "Checkpoint Assessments" to quickly find out which students need more help or more difficult challenges in each lesson.

Q4. How does Wainwright El celebrate the different cultures of its students during the spring semester?

Ans. We have a "Heritage Parade" where families share traditional music and stories. This makes people feel very proud and like they belong to the community.

Q5. Are there any special social-emotional learning classes at Wainwright El for students who are going to be in higher grades?

Ans. Our counselor runs "Bridge to Middle School" workshops to help fifth graders deal with their emotions and learn how to stay organized.