Sharonville Elementary families can meet their children's teachers and learn about the year's coursework at the school's annual Curriculum Night on Sept. 2.

The evening will run in two sessions. The first begins at 6 p.m. and the second at 6:30 p.m. Parents need to attend only one, according to the school's announcement.

Teachers will walk families through the topics and subjects students will cover during the 2026-27 school year and answer questions about curriculum and classroom procedures. The school serves about 368 students in grades K-5.

Sharonville Elementary, led by Principal Kasi Jordan, earned a Lighthouse School designation from the Leader in Me Initiative in May. That program focuses on building student leadership skills.

The school is one of the last Princeton City Schools buildings to hold its Curriculum Night this fall. Evendale, Springdale, Heritage Hill and Woodlawn elementaries all hosted theirs on Aug. 27. Lincoln Heights Elementary's is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 16.

In a July 21 welcome letter to families, Superintendent Mari Phillips encouraged parents to stay connected with their children's schools, communicate with teachers and participate in school events throughout the year.

The Princeton Community Middle School Parent Family Organization will also hold its first meeting of the year on Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m., featuring a Q&A with PCMS Principal Tyler Arnold.