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Esperanza Elementary is a Deer Valley Unified School District campus serving preschool through sixth grade. The school provides on-campus meal service under the Community Eligibility Provision and maintains health, library/media, and student enrichment resources for enrolled families.
Esperanza Elementary is a public elementary school in the Deer Valley Unified School District that serves students from preschool through sixth grade. The campus offers classroom instruction alongside extracurricular and student leadership opportunities.
The school participates in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP), which provides one breakfast and one lunch at no charge to all enrolled students each school day. The district offers special-diet accommodations for students with documented medical needs; those accommodations require a licensed physician's form and are arranged through the district Food & Nutrition department.
An on-campus health center provides first aid and care for illnesses and injuries that occur during the school day and collaborates with families and medical providers to support students with chronic conditions. The school maintains an attendance policy and district partnership for addressing chronic absenteeism, and offers on-campus family supports and resources for students in need.
Campus resources include a library/media center with an online catalog system for finding and holding books, student enrichment competitions and activities tied to the library, and transportation services arranged through the district for eligible students.
Through the Community Eligibility Provision, the school provides one breakfast and one lunch at no charge to every enrolled student on each school day; additional meals and a la carte items remain available for purchase.
A competitive reading program in which upper-grade students form teams to read assigned titles and compete in school, district and city-wide competitions.
A donation closet that makes toiletries, clothing and small household items available at no cost to families in the school community; it operates on a recurring schedule and is located on campus behind the Learning Media Center.
A student leadership organization for upper elementary students focused on school duties, community-building and planning school events.
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