Recently, Mrs. Casanas, a teacher at Carroll Early Childhood Campus, won the ReadyRosie Award for having the most families watch her classroom videos. This achievement shows how the school connects what students learn at school with what they learn at home. This keeps parents involved and helps students remember what they learned outside of school. Families liked the program because it made learning fun and hands-on. This shows that Carroll Early Childhood Campus is committed to helping students and building strong relationships between schools and families.

Q1. How does Carroll Early Childhood Campus help students who need extra help?

Ans. Teachers work closely with students in class and spend extra time with anyone who needs it, so no one falls behind.

Q2. How can parents keep track of how their child is doing at Carroll Early Childhood Campus?

Ans. Parents can find out how their child is doing by talking to teachers, looking at report cards, and going to school events.

Q3. What activities do students do at Carroll Early Childhood Campus?

Ans. Students enjoy hands-on learning, reading and math exercises, and fun projects that make learning interesting.

Q4. What can parents do to help out at Carroll Early Childhood Campus?

Ans. Parents can help out in the classroom, go to school events, and help with homework or projects at home.

Q5. Why is Carroll Early Childhood Campus a good place for young children?

Ans. The school gives children a safe and friendly place to learn, with teachers who guide them and fun lessons that help them grow.