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Citizens of a global society value the universal languages of art, theater, music, dance, and digital arts, but most importantly, the spoken word of other cultures. ¡HOLA! Elementary celebrates these universal languages while building classrooms founded on two mighty educational pillars: the Arts and Dual Language.
Our students don’t just learn about the world; they become part of it. Through bilingual education and arts integration, we prepare young citizens who can communicate across cultures, think creatively, and express themselves confidently. Our classrooms come alive daily with Spanish and English conversations, collaborative art projects, musical performances, and innovative technology use.
When children learn through multiple languages and artistic expression, they develop skills that serve them far past elementary school. They become problem solvers, creative thinkers, and culturally aware individuals ready to contribute meaningfully to their communities.

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Our School Grade 2024-2025: C

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Board Appointed Parent Involvement Representative

¡HOLA! Elementary works hard to resolve any issue, dispute, or concern through our regular policies and procedures. When an issue cannot be resolved with a teacher or staff member, our Administrative Team member, Ms. Rosa (Nina) Cline, will help identify solutions and find a resolution.

If you have a concern and need to contact the Board or would like to address the Board, please contact Ms. Cline at 941-842-HOLA (4652), Ext. 5109.

Our Resolution Process

If our Administration cannot resolve parent concerns within 7 days of the complaint, the issue will be referred to the school district. ¡HOLA! Elementary’s Administration will cooperate with the district’s resolution procedures and comply with the district’s decision to resolve the complaint.

 

Suppose the dispute cannot be resolved at the district level within 30 days. In that case, parents may request the Florida Department of Education to appoint a Special Magistrate to hold a hearing and provide a recommended decision to the State Board of Education.

  • Governing Board Parent Involvement Representative

    Rosa (Nina) Cline
     941-842-HOLA (4652) Ext. 5109