This compares with 1014 statewide and 1017 nationwide. Pupil progress is formally reported to parents four times a year. In addition, teachers communicate with parents by means of interim reports, conferences, letters, and telephone calls. Transportation is provided for elementary, middle, and high school students who live more than a mile from school. Exceptions are made only in cases where walking conditions are hazardous.
Bus stops are limited to four per mile unless unusual circumstances exist.
Nutrition is an integral part of a student's health and well-being and helps make them more responsive to classroom instruction and school activities. All students are eligible for a balanced, nutritional meals during the school day. Menus are distributed or posted in each school, as well as published in local news media and announced on radio and television stations. Application forms and guidelines are available for students who may qualify for free and reduced price meals.