Queen Creek Elementary School is a public PreK–6 elementary school in Queen Creek, Arizona, and part of the Queen Creek Unified School District. The school serves roughly 745 students and provides classroom instruction along with on-campus before- and after-school care.







Queen Creek Elementary School serves preschool through sixth-grade students as one of the district's neighborhood elementary schools. The school lists its mission as promoting self-worth, high expectations, and partnership with families and the community. Fast facts include school colors (red, yellow, and grey), mascot (Eagles), and an enrollment of about 745 students.
The school delivers grade-level instruction supported by formative assessments, benchmark testing, and DIBELS to monitor student progress and guide instruction. Programs referenced on site include English language learning support, Title I reading services, Fundations® for K–3, and a district Enhanced Learning Program for gifted students.
Discovery Kids operates on campus as the school’s before- and after-school care program, providing homework time, sports, arts and crafts, science and math activities, and access to district technology; care is available on early release days and during intersession breaks and the program is licensed.
Instrumental music opportunities offered to upper elementary students.
Collaborations with local organizations to coordinate projects that benefit students, staff, and families.
On-site before- and after-school care offering enrichment activities, homework time, and access to district technology.
Support for students whose primary language is not English, with eligibility determined via a questionnaire in the enrollment packet.
A district pullout program for academically gifted students that provides two to four hours per week with an ELP teacher.
A literacy program implemented for early elementary students.
Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports framework used at the school.
Supplemental reading services for eligible students.
Volunteer-led classroom art program that brings community members into classrooms to share art activities.
School choir that provides performance and music education opportunities.
District-aligned student leadership program open to fourth and fifth graders, including participation in a district leadership conference.
A parent, staff, student, and administrator group that meets several times per year to discuss school-related issues and parent concerns.
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