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With the passing of the 2024 override renewal, and a vote of approval by the Queen Creek Unified School District (QCUSD) Governing Board, Queen Creek Unified School District teachers and staff will receive a three percent salary increase for the 2025–2026 school year.

As Queen Creek Unified School District (QCUSD) continues to celebrate Music in Our Schools Month, we turn to the talented students of Crismon High School’s choir program.

Starting kindergarten is an exciting milestone for young learners and their families.

As we kick off the third quarter, it's a great time to mark your calendars with important upcoming dates!

The Queen Creek Unified School District’s (QCUSD) Family Resource Center (FRC) hosted its annual International Food Day, an event that celebrates culture and brings together the community to honor the traditions and backgrounds of its students. 

Jack Barnes Elementary (JBE) welcomed the Arizona Cardinals for a morning of fun, fitness, and inspiration.

Several QCUSD students were appointed to the Mayor’s Teen Advisory Committee (M-TAC). 

Dr. Perry Berry, Superintendent of Queen Creek Unified School District (QCUSD), was recently honored with the Hometown Heroes "Trailblazer" Award from the Queen Creek Independent. 

Sophomore Ryland Johns, president of Crismon High School’s Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) club, has received the prestigious Leader of Tomorrow award at the annual Queen Creek Hometown Hero awards luncheon.

Queen Creek Unified School District had an amazing first quarter due to our exceptional teachers, staff, students, parents, PTOs, volunteers, community members, and partners.