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Horseshoe Trails Elementary School
Basic Information
Address: 5405 E Pinnacle Vista Dr
Phoenix, AZ 85085
County: Maricopa
District: Cave Creek Unified School District #93
Phone Number: 480.272.8500
Fax Number: 480.907.6643
Email: jmarlow@ccusd93.org
Principal: Janiene Marlow
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Additional Information
School Type: PreK-6th Grade Public Elementary School
Accreditation: A+ School of Excellence
District ID: #93
Founded: 2004
School Setting:
Desert and mountain landscape in northern Phoenix
School Schedule (Hours in Day): 9:00-3:30
School Days in Calendar Year: August - May
School Colors: Black and Gold
School Mascot: Stallion
School Size: 700 students
Classroom Size: 28
Classroom Teachers: 30
Support Services:
Title I
Resource-Special Education
Physical, Vision Impaired and Occupational Therapy
Adaptive PE
ELL
Camp Programs: Yes
After School Programs: Yes
Summer School: Yes
PTA Organization: Yes
Computer Capabilities:
Computer Lab with 36 computers
Over 200 iPads in use across school
Additional laptops and netbooks
School Clubs:
Band, Choir, Photography Club, Math Olympiad, Cross Country, Running Club, Girls on the Run, Battle of the Books, Millionaire Club, After school Equestrian, National Elementary Honor Society, Student Leadership Council
Lunch Availability: yes with free and reduced lunch
Parking Spaces/Availability:
Solar parking lot
Mission Statement:
Horseshoe Trails Elementary School strives to create a thinking and learning community in which individuals think, work and expect the best from themselves and others as global citizens.
Notes/School Information:
CCUSD Teacher of the Year 2014, Natalie May
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Distinguished Principal of the Year 2013
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A+ School of Excellence 2012
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Three A+ Exemplary Programs
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A+ Programs 2008, 2009, 2013
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2 Qwest Technology Grants
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Editor's Choice Award for PTO Parent Group of
the Year in
PTO Today Magazine
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National Schools of Character Promising
Practices Award
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TRRFCC Horsemanship
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Confucius Classroom Grant Recipient
partnered with Arizona State University
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Arizona State University iTeach School
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Recognition by Arizona Association of Gifted &
Talented, Teacher & Administrator
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Research partner with Purdue University and
Dr. Marcia Gentry - Gifted
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Silver Apple Teacher Award
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AZ Sports and Tourism Authority Biennial Grant
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Whole Foods Garden Grant
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STEM AZ Center for Science Teacher Institute
participant
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Rudy Becwar Best In Science Fair Recipient