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Bird’s Nest was created to allow marketing students a place to apply what they learn in class to real-world situations. Through hands-on involvement in every aspect of the store's operations, students gain insights into business management, finance and customer relations.

By surpassing the original goal of $80,000 GPA students, teachers and parents have demonstrated their support for the school and community. This support does not go unnoticed and benefits the community directly.

The student population is evolving and it’s important for the education system to keep pace with their shifting needs. This starts with a willingness to embrace adaptability and explore unconventional approaches. As educators and parents, it’s our responsibility to ensure that our children receive the highest quality education possible while equipping them with the skills and knowledge necessary for a fulfilling future.

Building financial foundations for our children helps ensure their future success. by teaching them the value of saving, budgeting and understanding the difference of wants and needs, we set them on a path towards a brighter financial future.

Queen Creek Unified School District fosters an environment where every student can have a rewarding high school experience. Driving Hawk’s journey to recognition as an outstanding athletic director is defined by the importance of building strong relationships, effective communication and unwavering support from everyone involved.

Make-A-Wish Arizona invites everyone to become a WishMaker and help transform the lives of children facing critical illnesses. By joining forces, we can make a difference and bring hope, strength and joy to these brave wish kids.

Crismon High School's esteemed marching band teacher Scott Lloyd was awarded a $1,000 grant this week as the April winner of Fulton Homes’ School Salute, marking the last honoree of a year-long journey celebrating outstanding educators across the Valley.

To help earn their high ratings, each band's preparation for the competition included long hours of practice during and after school. The countless hours of rehearsal paid off, as the Purple and Gold Jazz bands will be heading off to the ABODA State Jazz Festival on April 18, and both Concert Bands have their state performance on April 27.

The six-episode docuseries, called “Breaking Pickleball,” follows the competition within the Arizona Pickleball League leading up to the Championship Cup match.

Queen Creek Unified School District's March students and employees of the month are from Crismon High School and Eastmark High School.