The Duke Bull City Scholars program, a student-run weekly tutoring program, has helped Neal Middle School improve from a F to a D rating. The program's main goal is to help students do better in school, especially in math and reading. Volunteers have used creative ways to get students involved, such as using hip hop to teach writing and literature. This partnership shows how being involved in the community can help students do better in school. The school is also getting ready for the End-of-Year Testing and the 8th Grade EOY Formal, which are both coming up soon.

Q1. What does Neal Middle do to get students involved?

Ans. Project-based learning, hands-on activities, and lessons that involve working together all help people be more creative, solve problems, and think critically.

Q2. What kinds of creative programs are there?

Ans. Students can join music, theater, visual arts, and writing programs to let their imaginations run wild and express themselves.

Q3. How do you take care of students' health?

Ans. Students can deal with stress and build emotional strength by going to counseling, practicing mindfulness, and taking part in wellness programs.

Q4. How does Neal help people develop their leadership skills?

Ans. Student councils, peer mentoring, and group projects help kids learn how to be responsible, confident, and work together.

Q5. How does Neal Middle School work with families and the community?

Ans. Family workshops, volunteer projects, and community events get people involved and make partnerships in the area stronger.