Silver Valley Elementary School is a public elementary within the Queen Creek Unified School District serving preschool through sixth grade; the school's website states it opened in 2019 and emphasizes STEM-influenced instruction and the Leader in Me leadership framework.




Silver Valley Elementary School is a district elementary that serves preschool through sixth grade. According to the school website, it opened for the 2019–2020 school year and identifies a STEM focus and participation in the Leader in Me leadership-development framework.
The school follows the Queen Creek Unified School District implementation of the Beyond Textbooks curriculum and uses district-supported curriculum coaches and technology resources. The website notes regular use of Chromebooks, a SMART Lab for hands-on STEM instruction, and a Makerspace for creative, project-based activities. The site also describes schoolwide character and leadership instruction and implementation of PBIS.
The site lists the school day schedule with a common beginning and dismissal time for preschool through sixth grade (first bell 8:10 a.m., tardy bell 8:15 a.m., regular release 2:55 p.m.) and notes an early-release schedule on Wednesdays. The page also gives office hours as 7:45 a.m.–4:00 p.m. Fast facts on the site include school colors (gray, blue, and yellow), the mascot (Bears), and a reported student population.
A variety of student clubs and extracurricular options are offered, including Battle of the Books, Bear Broadcast, Chess Club, Choir, Girls Who Code, Robotics, Running Club, Student Council, and Young Rembrandts.
The school lists a variety of clubs and extracurricular options, including Battle of the Books, Bear Broadcast, Chess Club, Choir, Girls Who Code, Robotics, Running Club, Student Council, and others.
An on-site before- and after-school program (Discovery Kids) provided through the district's Community Education program; sign-up and details are available via the district Community Education resources.
The school offers early-learning opportunities, including a free all-day kindergarten program.
The school offers a free all-day kindergarten as part of its early learning offerings.
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A program for students whose primary language is not English; a questionnaire for placement is included in the enrollment packet.
The district's Enhanced Learning Program serves students identified as gifted (noting district-level identification criteria such as high aptitude-test scores) and provides specialized instruction.
A whole-school leadership-development framework implemented PK–12 to build student leadership and life skills through structured habits and practices.
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) is used as a proactive, school-wide framework to define, teach, and reinforce appropriate behaviors.
Title I funding and supports are used to provide additional resources aimed at improving learning and closing achievement gaps in schools with many low-income students.
The site notes that Title I federal resources are used to support student learning and close achievement gaps where applicable.
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