The Connally Early Childhood Center held a successful "Grandparents Lunch and Book Fair" to bring people together and help kids learn to read and write early. The school is currently using a specialized academic turnaround plan that the Board of Trustees has looked over to make sure that its youngest students get the best education possible. Students also recently had a special "cap and gown" photo shoot to celebrate their upcoming move to kindergarten.

Q1. Does Connally Early Childhood Center provide a full-day Pre-K program?

Ans. The center has a full-day program for four-year-olds who are ready for school and want to learn basic reading and writing skills.

Q2. What are the rules for keeping kids safe on the playground at Connally Early Childhood Center?

Ans. Teachers keep a close eye on the students, and the playground equipment is made to keep young children safe.

Q3. Do you need certain school supplies at Connally Early Childhood Center?

Ans. Every year, the district gives families a list of supplies that are appropriate for their child's age. If a family needs help getting supplies, the district will help them.

Q4. What does Connally Early Childhood Center do to help students move from one grade to the next?

Ans. Staff use songs and visual schedules to help young kids move smoothly from one activity to the next during the school day.

Q5. Does Connally Early Childhood Center have any nights for parents to learn?

Ans. The school holds "Ready, Set, Grow" nights to teach parents about important developmental milestones and ways to help their kids learn at home.