Local Education/Sports News

Scott Lovely, currently assistant principal at Eastmark High School, brings with him a wealth of experience and a dedication to academic excellence, making him an ideal leader for Queen Creek High School, according to the district. He will begin his new role in July.

Queen Creek Unified School District offers tuition-free, full-day kindergarten programs across all nine of our elementary schools, with half-day options available at most of our elementary schools.

As schools strive to reverse the absence trend, it's crucial for schools and parents to work together closely. Open communication ensures that individual family circumstances can be accommodated to keep students engaged in learning. By working together, schools and parents can prevent missed learning opportunities from impacting student achievement negatively.

Parents, guardians, schools and teens must prioritize safety. 

Several student-designs will be presented on the runway of the Mesa Fashion Forward being presented by the Mesa Chamber of Commerce at Superstition Springs Mall (in the JCPenney Court) on Saturday, April 20.

The Cortina Elementary Rad Dadz group formed organically at the Queen Creek school, bonding over shared interests. Rad Dadz is a group focused on friendship and active involvement in their children's school in the Higley Unified School District.

The fountain is recognized as the fourth tallest water fountain in the world, reaching a height of 560 feet when all three 660 hp pumps are in use. LED lights shine upon the fountain and from under the stream as well to give the fountain a variety of color displays used for special events and recognitions.

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.