Copper Creek Elementary School is a Deer Valley Unified School District public elementary school in Glendale, Arizona that houses developmental preschool, Community Education pre-kindergarten, kindergarten and primary-grade classrooms.
Copper Creek Elementary provides public elementary instruction and early childhood programs on a single campus. The site hosts a developmental preschool classroom for students who qualify for special education, a Community Education Pre‑Kindergarten program, and standard kindergarten and elementary-grade classrooms.
The school uses play‑based and literacy‑rich early learning approaches and aligns early childhood instruction with Arizona Early Learning Standards. Classroom curricula and materials cited include The Creative Curriculum for Preschool, HMH Into Reading for language arts, and Eureka Math for mathematics. Technology is used as a tool to support learning across subjects.
First grade classrooms use structured reading strategies, nightly reading and sight‑word practice, and a homework routine tied to classroom instruction; schedules include full‑day instruction with periodic early‑release days.
Second grade instruction uses district curricula (including HMH Into Reading for ELA and Eureka Math for mathematics) and covers science, social studies and technology integration; classroom schedules and weekly newsletters provide homework and assessment information.
The DVUSD developmental preschool is a special‑education classroom that offers free educational services to children who qualify under federal and state regulations; typically developing peers may attend on a tuition basis. The program operates four days per week (Monday–Thursday) with AM and PM class times, and integrates therapy services into the daily routine as specified on students' Individual Education Plans.
Kindergarten operates on a full‑day schedule (with M–Th full days and early‑release Fridays) and follows a daily sequence of language arts, math, specials, science/social studies and recess as shown in classroom schedules; sight‑word lists and state standards guide instruction.
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The Community Education Pre‑K program serves children ages 4–5 (students must be 4 by August 31) and offers five‑day options with half‑day AM/PM, full‑day, and a mid‑day extended option. Tuition is listed on the site (half‑day and full‑day monthly rates, with the first month non‑refundable).
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