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Sunridge Elementary School (F.E.S.D. #45) in Phoenix is a public elementary school serving preschool (PK) through fifth grade, including an on-site Head Start program; the school enrolls about 400 students.
Sunridge Elementary serves students in preschool (PK) through fifth grade and includes a Head Start program on campus. The school reports an enrollment of about 400 students and identifies its mascot as SAMMY the Sidewinder with school colors of navy blue and yellow.
Teachers follow district-adopted curriculum maps and use specified core programs for classroom instruction. Math instruction uses Into Math (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt); reading uses Open Court Reading (McGraw-Hill); science uses McGraw Hill Inspire; and social studies uses McGraw Hill Impact. Classroom instruction is supplemented with online programs and differentiated lessons to support varied learners.
The school uses the Kids at Hope framework, which emphasizes that all children are capable of success and outlines relationship-based supports (the Four ACES) and four future-focused destinations (Home and Family; Community and Service; Hobbies and Recreation; Education and Career). The school also promotes parental involvement and community partnerships.
Preschool classes are part of the school’s PK–5 grade span and are provided on site.
An on-site Head Start program is listed among the school’s offerings.
Kindergarten classrooms provide grade-level instruction as part of the district-adopted curriculum.
First-grade classrooms provide grade-level instruction as part of the district-adopted curriculum.
Second-grade classrooms provide grade-level instruction as part of the district-adopted curriculum.
Third-grade classrooms provide grade-level instruction as part of the district-adopted curriculum.
Fourth-grade classrooms provide grade-level instruction as part of the district-adopted curriculum.
Fifth-grade classrooms provide grade-level instruction as part of the district-adopted curriculum.
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