On behalf of Queen Creek Unified School District #95, we welcome you to the Queen Creek Schools and our website. Our boundary area includes the Town of Queen Creek and extends north of Williams Gateway and east of the General Motors Proving Grounds. The district encompasses forty-six square miles.

Queen Creek is a bedroom community in the central part of Arizona. Our town has many amenities for growing families and is a short commute from the Phoenix metropolitan area. We’re proud of our small town feel and family atmosphere—a place where you know your neighbors by name.

Queen Creek School District consists of four elementary schools, one middle school, one junior high school, and one high school. Our enrollment is just over 5,200 students. We offer a quality educational program with our top-notch educators and support staff. Our students continue to exceed state and national averages on our achievement test scores. We are dedicated to providing a challenging learning experience for our students in a loving, supportive environment. Queen Creek Schools is a great place to be.

The school and district grades and labels were officially released by the Arizona Department of Education for all of the world to see how outstanding the QCUSD students, parents, and staff are.

Our district and schools received the following grades and labels:

Queen Creek Unified School District	A
Desert Mountain Elementary School	A, Excelling
Frances Brandon-Pickett Elementary School	A, Excelling
Jack Barnes Elementary School	A, Excelling
Newell Barney Junior High School	B, Highly Performing
Queen Creek Elementary School	A, Excelling
Queen Creek Middle School	B, Highly Performing
Queen Creek High School	A, Highly Performing

We can be very proud to be one of the most accomplished academic achieving school districts not only in the valley but throughout the state.
 
Thanks for all of your support, hardwork, and dedication on behalf of our QCUSD students.
 
Congratulations for a job well done!

If you would like more information, please read the letter from John Huppenthal, Superintendent of Public Instruction, about the new A-F Information Guide.  

Finally, congratulations to all QCUSD staff for earning the distinction of being ranked as one of the top 10 academic achieving districts for 2010 - 2011 by the Arizona Department of Education. Your dedication and hard work is now being recognized throughout the state. For more details, please visit the Arizona Department of Education.
 
Thanks for your many, many extra efforts on behalf of our QCUSD students that make their learning be our #1 priority.

Let's do it again in 2011 - 2012.

Sincerely,

Mr. Tom Lindsey
Superintendent