In February 2026, Sory Elementary was selected by FranklinCovey to be featured in a professional video spotlighting its “Leader in Me” journey. The school was chosen from more than 6,500 schools across 70 countries, highlighting Sory’s exceptional implementation of the leadership-focused program. This recognition puts the school on an international stage and reflects its strong leadership culture. Sory students continue actively participating in the “Leader in Me” program, where they learn habits tied to: Responsibility, Emotional control, Leadership and Goal-setting. Students even presented these leadership concepts to Austin College education students, showcasing their confidence and communication skills. This program helps students build life skills beyond academics.

Q1. What does Henry W Sory El do to help students think critically?

Ans. Teachers use problem-solving tasks and inquiry-based learning to help students get better at reasoning.

Q2. What kinds of things can students do to get better at working together?

Group projects and activities in the classroom that require students to work together encourage cooperation.

Q3. How does the school help kids learn to talk to each other?

Ans. Students work on their communication skills by having discussions, giving presentations, and doing activities with their peers.

Q4. What do teachers do to help students stay focused during lessons?

Structured classroom routines and interesting lessons keep students' attention.

Q5. How does the school keep a culture of support?

Ans. A welcoming environment is created by positive interactions between teachers and students and by making sure that everyone is included.