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Spring Grove Pre-K And Preschool is the on‑campus early childhood program at Spring Grove School in Hollister, CA (North County Joint Union School District). It operates alongside the district elementary/middle school and shares campus services, family engagement activities, and student support programs.
Spring Grove Pre‑K and preschool is located on the Spring Grove School campus in Hollister and is part of the North County Joint Union School District. The campus serves early childhood through middle school grade levels and provides campuswide student supports and family engagement activities.
Instruction emphasizes development of academic habits, organization and study skills, and structured literacy techniques. Staff at the site have received training in approaches that reinforce organization, higher‑level thinking and multisensory, structured reading and spelling methods.
By teaching and reinforcing academic behaviors and higher‑level thinking at a young age, AVID Elementary teachers develop students' organization, study skills, communication and self‑advocacy; students take structured notes and engage with higher‑level questions.
Provides rich and intensive supplementary instruction in English to English Learner students; primary students receive Designated and Integrated ELD during regularly scheduled ELA and secondary students receive approximately 50 minutes of Designated ELD instruction daily.
A parent advisory committee that meets to advise on English learner issues and supports; meeting dates and archived agendas/minutes are posted for multiple school years.
A volunteer program run by parents and sponsored by the PTO using the Asset Building Champion (ABC) model; volunteers read selected books, lead classroom activities on respect, conflict resolution and prosocial skills, and meet monthly to prepare lessons.
A school band program for upper elementary and middle grades with a published weekly band schedule and a band handbook for participants and families.
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A community pantry open to all families on campus that provides food assistance.
An after‑school club that meets monthly with separate meeting times for younger and older students (1st–3rd grade and 4th–8th grade) to promote kindness activities across the campus.
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