Recently, Redwood City's Margaret J. Kemp Elementary School showed off how well its students did in reading, writing, math, and the arts. School leaders stressed hands-on learning, creative projects, and enrichment activities that help students build basic skills, and get ready for future academic success.

Q1. Does Margaret J. Kemp offer programs for peer support or mentoring?

Ans. Yes, students get one-on-one help from mentors and peers to improve their academics and personal growth.

Q2. Are there other ways to learn or ways to learn that are more flexible?

Ans. Yes, the school offers credit recovery programs, personalized learning plans, and flexible scheduling to meet the needs of each student.

Q3. Is there counseling available for mental health issues and help with college?

Ans. Yes, certified counselors help students plan their classes, deal with their feelings, and get ready for the SAT.

Q4. Do teachers want students to do community service?

Ans. Yes, students can volunteer and work on projects in their own communities.

Q5. Does the school have programs for student leaders or a student council?

Ans. Yes, students can join student council or leadership programs to learn how to work together and stay organized.