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IMAGINE LEARNING From Rainbow Valley to Verrado, welcome to Buckeye

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Contact us for Buckeye specific homebuyer incentives. 480.405.5313 PHXWestInformation@drhorton.com DRH Properties, Inc., Broker. Home and community information, pricing, plans, included features, options, terms, availability, amenities and co-broke are subject to change at any time without notice or obligation. Square footage dimensions are approximate and vary by elevation. Drawings, pictures, photographs, video, square footages, colors, features, and sizes are for illustration purposes only and will vary from the homes as built. Price shown is base home price and does not include closing cost and fees, lot premium, modifications to plans and custom features which may substantially affect final cost of the home. Please see a sales agent for complete details, including a list of available homes. Sales that are conditional may be rescinded by purchaser until receipt and acceptance of the Arizona Subdivision Disclosure (Public) Report. A copy of the public report is available on the State Real Estate Department’s website. D.R. Horton reserves the right to cancel or change all offers without prior notice. If buyer is working with a licensed real estate agent or broker, the agent or broker must accompany and register buyer on first visit to the D.R. Horton sales office. Prices vary by community. Equal Housing Opportunity. Construction by DRH Construction, Inc., ROC # 113105-B.

Contents

4 Welcome letter 6 COMMUNITY 8 MUSEUM

22 Elected officials 24 Voter registration & driver’s licenses 24 UTILITIES 25 Public Safety & Courts 26 Nonprofits 30 EDUCATION 32 Imagine learning 34 SCHOOLS 36 BUSINESS 38 Business directory

10 Bars, Brews & Bistros 12 SPLASH PADS FOR KIDS 13 DOG PARKS 14 GOLF COURSES 16 FRIDAY NIGHT MARKETS 18 white tank mountains history quiz 20 CITY RESOURCES

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Why choose Brenda? • Lifelong West Valley resident • 30+ years of real estate expertise • Local market insight you can trust • Residential, land sales & property management

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Welcome to Buckeye! Dear New Resident, Y ou’ve arrived. seamlessly with the conveniences of modern suburbia.” Those are Steve Bebee’s words. Steve is the superintendent of the Buckeye Union High School District, which has educated generations of our residents and prepared them for a promising future, well grounded in the tradition of our thriving community. Whether you’re a relative newcomer like me or a longtime resident of this vibrant community, I promise you’ll feel right at home. I’m thrilled to provide this welcome guide for this wonderful area where you’ll find the “charm of a rich agricultural heritage blending

Education, prosperity and sense of community place Buckeye among the most desirable places to live anywhere in the country. And whether you’re settling into the historic city of Buckeye or one of our neighboring communities, “you’ll find this to be a fantastic place to live, work and play.” With all the benefits that come from its proximity to the Phoenix metro area, Buckeye has grown into its own prosperous, thriving city — larger in landmass than its urban neighbor and poised for economic growth. From the Rainbow Valley south of the Gila River to Verrado in the foothills of the White Tank Mountains, you’ll discover the diverse neighborhoods, schools, businesses and faith communities coming together to make this city a home you’ll enjoy for years to come. Welcome to Buckeye.

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TIRED OF HIDING YOUR SMILE?

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116 W. MC 85 No. 116 Open Wednesdays and Fridays, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 623-349-6315 Museum@BuckeyeAZ.gov Free admission

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The H. E. Kell Co. general store exhibit photographed in 2014.

Inside the original museum, circa 1953.

T he Buckeye Valley Museum has been a landmark since 1930. Founder I.H. Parkman’s dream became a reality when the former Buckeye Town Hall was moved to its current site, 116 E. Maricopa County Road 85, and Mayor Jack Gable unlocked the doors in March 1953. What began as a one-room collection in the former government building with small living quarters for caretakers has evolved into a full-fledged museum dedicated to the history of Buckeye. Buckeye Valley Historical Society and the Buckeye community worked to expand and remodel the building to what it is today. The newest improvement was a façade renovation in 2022. The new façade adds dimension to the building with Old Western-style accents and gives visitors an idea of what they’re about to walk into. Inside the museum sit several displays showing the historical eras of Buckeye, as well as an ever-expanding collection of hundreds of photos and local artifacts.

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The Buckeye Valley Museum’s front façade as seen in 2022.

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Arlington Cattle Co. Hamburger Stand

WELCOME TO IMAGINE BUCKEYE!

This downtown burger stand opened in January 2023 and is the perfect destination for meat lovers! They serve up juicy burgers and tender steaks made with the freshest beef from their very own butcher shop! 903 E. Monroe Ave 623-386-6871

Rooftop On Miller Rooftop on Miller serves up an upscale dining experience in a laid back atmosphere, offering a modern take on classic American fare. Here, you can take a bite out of your favorite, all-American dishes, made by our talented chefs using premium ingredients. It’s the neighborhood restaurant that always has a table waiting for you, where you’ll find an ice- cold margarita being mixed up, a mouth-watering steak or juicy burger coming off the grill, and plenty of great memories to be made. 4370 N. Miller Road 623-386-5129

At Imagine Buckeye, we are proud to serve our students and families with a commitment to academic excellence and character development. Rooted in our core values of Respect, Responsibility, Open-Mindedness, and Honesty, everything we do—both in and out of the classroom—is designed to help our students grow into well-rounded, confident learners.

Tailgaters & IL Primo Sports Grill

This family-friendly sports bar is the go-to spot for watching your favorite team while enjoying a wide selection of craft beers, wings and pizzas. With multiple big-screen TVs, an upbeat vibe and a menu full of comfort food classics, it’s ideal for game days, casual outings or

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late-night cravings. 457 S. Watson Road 623-440-2222

Verrado Grille With a flare as unique as the evening skies set against the White Tank Mountains, the Verrado Grille restaurant offers a menu unparalleled to tradi- tional golf course dining. The restaurant combines impeccable service, a lively atmosphere, and incredible views to provide an unforgettable experience. Addi- tionally, the open patio, unique indoor and outdoor bar, and spacious seating allow for spec- tacular viewing of the Sonoran Desert sunsets. The Verrado Grille restaurant resides in the rustic contemporary clubhouse of the prestigious Verrado Golf Club. An atmosphere conducive to an elegant night out is created by the intimate and comforting while intriguing interior struc- ture and decor. 4242 N. Golf Drive 623-388-3017

Our vibrant 21st Century After School Program offers students exciting ways to explore beyond the standard curriculum, including: • STEM-based LEGO Clubs • Sports clubs like soccer and cheer • Reading and math skill building • Opportunities for creative expression • Student Council • Yearbook

Tack Room Bar & Grill A beloved local watering hole, The Tack Room combines old-school charm with a lively atmosphere. Known for its ice- cold beer, signature cocktails and welcoming vibe, it’s the perfect place to kick back with friends or meet fellow Buckeye residents. The pool tables and live music add to the fun, making it a favorite for casual nights out. 10300 S. Miller Road 623-404-9001

Tempo Urban Bistro Just a short drive to Verrado, this upscale yet welcoming bistro offers an ever-changing menu of farm-to-table dishes created with locally sourced ingredients. The creative entrees are complemented by a robust selection of wines and craft cocktails. The intimate setting makes it a favorite for date nights, special occasions or a sophisticated evening out. 21067 W. Main Street 623-594-6788

We believe education thrives through connection, which is why we proudly partner with families and the community. Through engaging holiday events, meaningful family partnerships, and local collaborations, Imagine Buckeye remains a welcoming place for every Firebird to grow, learn, and soar.

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Festival Foothills Splash Pad

OFF LEASH

Sundance Park 22865 W. Lower Buckeye Road Hours: Dawn to 10 p.m. (except Wednesdays from 2 to 10 p.m.) Located adjacent to Sundance Park exists a large, grassy area with features for dogs of all sizes to get a workout and socialize! According to visitor Terry Stevens, “It’s a beautiful park and clean. The dog park has a large dog and small dog park.”

Granite Bluff Dog Park

Sundance Park Splash Pad Located at 22865 W. Lower Buckeye Road, this expansive splash pad is one of the city’s most popular destinations for families. With multiple water features, including spray cannons, jets and fountains, kids can splash and play for hours. Parents can relax under shaded seating areas or enjoy a picnic in the nearby grassy spots. Sundance Park also features a playground and sports fields, making it an ideal spot for a full day of outdoor fun. Splash Pad is open April 1 to Oct. 31. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open to public.

Festival Foothills Splash Pad Tucked away in the quiet

Marketside Dog Park

Marketside Dog Park at Verrado (Verrado Residents and guests only) At the end of Marketside Avenue and Thomas Road. A large gated grassy area with shade spots, water for dogs and beautiful sunset views. “Very beautiful dog park. Dog-friendliness: This is a park dedicated to dogs!” - Linda Beam Granite Bluff Dog Park (Verrado residents and guests only) Granite Bluff Drive and Verrado Way. To enter the dog park, guests must turn onto W. Fern Drive. Hours: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. September through April and 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. May thrugh August. Vehicle parking available for cars and golf carts. Each designated area has a dedicated dog fountain, dog waste station and boasts the best scenic views! Sun City Festival Pet Park (Sun City Festival residents only) 26720 W. Firehawk Drive. Open 24 hours (except Wednesdays from 1:30 p.m. to 12 a.m.) “Beautiful dog park, neighborhood, and stunning area. The place was spotless. The walking paths & sidewalks nearby are just as beautiful and maintained. Nice water fountain for filling up larger bottles or bowls.” – park visitor Scott James

Festival Foothills neighborhood located at 26252 W. Desert Vista Blvd., this splash pad offers a more laid-back experience with smaller crowds. Surrounded by picturesque views of the White Tank Mountains, it’s a great spot for parents who want to enjoy a peaceful setting while their kids cool off. The nearby community park includes walking paths and picnic areas, making it a convenient destination for family outings. General park hours 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Verrado’s Heritage Swim Park Located at 2571 N. Heritage St., while primarily known for its pool facilities, the splash area at Heritage Swim Park is a favorite for younger kids. Featuring interactive water features like small fountains and shallow play areas, it’s designed with toddlers and preschoolers in mind. The park’s comfortable lounge seating and nearby snack bar make it easy for parents to supervise and relax. Hours: 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tartesso Community Splash Pad Located at 29500 Tartesso Parkway in the Tartesso neighborhood, this splash pad is another family favorite featuring colorful water sprayers and play structures. Open during the warmer months, it provides a refreshing escape for kids and is adjacent to a large park with

playground equipment and shaded picnic areas. Splash pads close towards the end of October for the winter season and reopen in May for summer.

ON LEASH

Tartesso Community Splash Pad

Skyline Regional Park 2600 N. Watson Road Hours: 5 a.m.to 10 p.m. daily This 8,700-acre mountain preserve is located in the southern White Tank Mountains. The park is home to numerous trails to explore with your leashed pooch.

Wood’s Run Park 20419 W. Shadow St. Open 24 hours

These splash pads are great examples of Buckeye’s dedication to creating safe and engaging spaces for families. Whether you’re looking for a lively spot or a quieter retreat, Buckeye’s splash pads have something to offer all summer long.

Lush grassy areas with lots of trees for shade in Verrado’s Main Street district.

“There are five benches scattered about the park that allow you to sit and take in the views. There is a pet waste bag dispenser at the pavilion which is a bit hidden.” – Mark Davis

Wood’s Run Park

* Not all splashpads are available for public use.

Sundance Park Spash Pad

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Verrado Golf Club - Victory Course The Victory experience includes an 18-hold championship course built into the foothills of the White Tank Mountains, providing golfers with refreshing feeling of freedom in this course designed for a levels of play. The Victory Course at Verrado Golf Club enjoys views of the Founders course and clubhouse, as well as the valley below. 20855 W. Tiger Mountain Drive verradogolfclub.com/victory-golf.

Verrado Golf Club - Founder’s Course The Founder’s Course at

Verrado Golf Club, an 18-hole championship course, takes golfers along impressive geographic features at the foot of the White Tank Mountains. The course includes an array of desert washes and a varied elevation course that includes challenges even accomplished players will find interesting. 4242 N. Golf Drive verradogolfclub.com/founders-golf

Copper Canyon Golf Club Sun City Festival’s daily fee course welcomes golfers of all skill levels to its 27-hole championship course featuring wide fairways and four sets of tees that range from 5,200 yards to more than 6,800 yards within the White Tank Mountains overlooking the west of valley of the Phoenix metro area. 26577 W. Desert Vista Blvd. coppercanyongolfclub.com

Sundance Golf Club First opened in 2003, Sundance Golf Club provides tests for all levels of golfers on its four sets of tee boxes ranging from 5,300 to 7,000 yards. This par-72 course includes sweeping views of the desert below and the White Tank Mountains to the north within easy access to the Buckeye area. 900 S. Sundance Parkway, sundancegolfaz.com.

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F ast Freddy wasn’t moving very fast during Saturday’s Night Market on the 6th Street Plaza in downtown Buckeye, where temperatures were cool. Typically, the monthly markets take place on the second Friday of each month, bringing local vendors and entrepreneurs together to visit with the community and shoppers seeking locally made and locally supplied crafts and unique products, services and more. At the most recent Night Market, the Buckeye business One of a Kind Petting Zoo brought a small collection of goats, pigs, bunnies and lambs – plus one Sulcata African spurred tortoise named Fast Freddy. Friday Night Market organizer Melissa Calles said the monthly markets usually feature 40-60 different vendors and businesses, ranging from food booths to locally baked items, to ceramic artists, unique clothing suppliers, artists and more. The next market will take place on Feb. 13 at the 6th Street Plaza across from City Hall on Monroe in downtown Buckeye.

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1 How did the White Tank Mountains get their name? a. There were rare mineral deposits found in the mountains, which appeared white when reflecting sunlight, resembling tanks filled with precious liquids b. There was a large natural basin in the northeast portion of the mountains surrounded by white granite cliffs that held water year-round for over 30 years. c. They received their name after a series

4 Who is believed to have inhabited the White Tank Mountains for nearly 600 years during the time period A.D. 500-1100? a. The Hohokam b. The Apache tribe c. The Hopi Tribe d. Tohono O’dham Nation 5 What can be found in the rocks throughout the Waterfall Canyon Trail in the White Tanks? a. Gold b. Petroglyphs c. Copper d. Burial sites 6 What destroyed the White Tank basin between 1898 and 1902? a. In the late 1800s, an ambitious irrigation project was started to redirect water to the area for farming purposes. However, the engineering was poorly executed, and the diversion of water caused unanticipated flooding and collapsed the basin. b. Heavy rains caused the collapse of the cliff above the tank, filling it in, and the exact location of the tank is now a mystery c. The construction of a new road intended to connect new mining operations disturbed the structure of the area and destroyed the basin, permanently altering the landscape. d. A moderate earthquake struck the area and the seismic activity shifted the land dramatically, causing landslides and collapsed the walls of the basin.

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of large white tanks, built by the U.S. military during the 1800s, were placed along the mountain ridges to store water for soldiers in the desert.

d. They were named by a group of early European settlers who constructed a massive, white-painted water tank at the base of the mountains to provide for their livestock during harsh summers. 2 How many archeological sites were located within the boundaries of White Tank Mountain Regional Park? a. 5 b. 23 c. 11 d. 36 3 What is the name of the largest peak, standing at an elevation of 4083 ft, in the White Tank Mountains?

a. Sonoran Water Peak b. Granite Pass Mountain c. Great House Mountain d. Barry Goldwater Peak

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Maricopa County Adult Probation 602-372-5300 MaricopaAdultProbation@JBAZMC. Maricopa.gov Air Quality 602-506-6010 AQMail@Maricopa.gov Animal Control Debbie McKnight 602-506-7387 Debbie.McKnight@Maricopa.gov

City of Buckeye Airport Daniel Weimer 623-349-6880 DWeimer@BuckeyeAZ.gov City Clerk’s Office Lucinda Aja 623-349-6911 LAja@BuckeyeAZ.gov City Manager’s Office Daniel Cotterman 623-349-6991 DCotterman@BuckeyeAZ.gov Communications Annie DeChance 623-349-6974 ADeChance@BuckeyeAZ.gov Community Services Miranda Gomez 623-349-6350 Recreation@BuckeyeAZ.gov

Clerk of the Superior Court Jeff Fine 602-372-5375 COCCustomerRelations@Maricopa.gov County Attorney Rachel Mitchell 602-506-3411 Media@MCAO.Maricopa.gov County Manager Jen Pokorski 602-506-3098 CountyManagersOffice@Maricopa.gov Emergency Management 602-273-1411 EMInfo@Maricopa.gov Elections

Fairgrounds 602-252-0717 Info@MaricopaCountyFair.org Finance & purchasing 602-506-3561 CFOResponse@Mail.Maricopa.gov Grants 602-777-7636 MaricopaGrants@LocalfFirstAZ.com Office of Administrative Hearings 602-542-9826 OAH@AZOAH.com Housing 602-744-4500 Info@MaricopaHousing.org Human Resources

Information Technology 602-506-7116 TechnologyInfo@Maricopa.gov

Public Defender 602-506-7711 PDInfo@Maricopa.gov Public Fiduciary 602-506-5801 PF@Maricopa.gov

Sherrif Jerry Sheridan 602-876-1000 J_Sheridan@MCSO.Maricopa.gov Special Services Kristi Passarelli 602-506-3417 KPassarelli@RISC.Maricopa.gov Superior court 602-506-3204 COCustomerRelations@Maricopa.gov

Economic Development Suzie Boyles 623-349-6970 SBoyles@BuckeyeAZ.gov Financial Services William Kauppi 623-349-6161 WKauppi@BuckeyeAZ.gov Fire Department Chief Jake Rhoades 623-349-6700 JRhoades@BuckeyeAZ.gov Police Department Chief Robert Sanders RSanders@BuckeyeAZ.gov Emergency: 911 Dispatch: 623-693-4511 Administration: 623-349-6200 Public Works Amy Murray Interim Public Works Director 623-349-6800 (option 5) AMurray@BuckeyeAZ.gov

Internal Audit Michael McGee 602-506-1585

Karen.Smith@maricopa.gov Judicial Branch/Courts 602-506-3204 CourtPIO@JBAZMC.Maricopa.gov Library 602-652-3000 Library@BuckeyeAZ.gov Medical Examiner 602-506-3322 Public Information Office 602-506-6453 MoseleyF@Maricopa.gov Open Space and Trials 602-506-2930 MaricopaCountyParks@Maricopa.gov

Public Health 602-506-6900 Public Works Keith Brown 623-349-6825 NRoberts@BuckeyeAZ.gov Recorder Justin Heap 602-506-3535 RecordingInfo@RISC.Maricopa.gov Risk Management Jen Pokorski 602-506-6041 Jen.Pokorski@Maricopa.gov School Superintendent Shelli Boggs 602-506-3866 Superintendent@Maricopa.gov

Treasurer John Allen 602-506-8511 John.Allen@Maricopa.gov

Scott Jarrett 602-506-1511 CampFin@RISC.Maricopa.gov Environmental Health 602-506-6616 ESD@Maricopa.gov Facilities 602-506-1141 FMDContact@Maricopa.gov

Assessor Eddie Cook 602-506-3406 ASR.Claims@Maricopa.gov Board of Supervisors

Larry Gubbels 602-506-3755 MCMerit@Maricopa.gov Human Services Jacqueline Edwards 602-506-5911 HSDNews@Maricopa.gov

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Vice Chairman Kate Brophy McGee 602-506-7562 Dstrict3@Maricopa.gov Supervisor Mark Stewart (District 1) 602-506-1776 District_1@maricopa.gov Supervisor Debbie Lesko (District 4, Buckeye) 602-506-7642 District4@Maricopa.gov Supervisor Steve Gallardo [District 5] 602-506-7092 District5@Maricopa.gov

Elected Officials

Councilmember District 4 Patrick HagEstad 623-349-6944 PHagEstad@BuckeyeAZ.gov Councilmember District 5 CHeustis@BuckeyeAZ.gov Councilmember District 6 Clay Goodman 623-349-6946 CGoodman@BuckeyeAZ.gov Craig Heustis 623-349-6945 Governing Board President Brian Turner Brian.Turner@BUHSD.org Clerk Mr. Maggie Lara Maggie.Lara@BUHSD.org Member Brandon Shelton Brandon.Shelton@BUHSD.org Member Dave Sousa Dave.Sousa@BUHSD.org

Member Nathan Madden Nathan.Madden@BUHSD.org Secretary MaryLou Martinez MaryLou.Martinez@BUHSD.org

Judicial Court 201 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix 602-506-3204 superiorcourt.maricopa.gov Assessor Eddie Cook 301 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix 602-506-3406 PubAsst@Maricopa.gov MCAssessor.Maricopa.gov Recorder Justin Heap 301 W Jefferson St., Suite 200 Phoenix, AZ 85003 602-506-3535

Governing Board 2411 W. 14th St., Tempe

480-731-8889 Maricopa.edu

Buckeye Flood Control District 602-506-1501 Lisa.Blyler@Maricopa.gov Sheriff Jerry Sheridan 550 W. Jackson St., Phoenix 602-876-1000 J_Sheridan@MCSO.Maricopa.gov MCSO.org/Home County Attorney Rachel Mitchell 225 West Madison St., Phoenix 602-506-3411 MitchellR@Maricopa.gov MaricopaCountyAttorney.org

Member Donna Davis [District 4, Buckeye] Donna.Davis@Maricopa.edu Member Jacqueline Smith [District 1] Jacqueline.Smith@Maricopa.edu Secretary Marie Sullivan (District 3) Marie.Sullivan@Domail.Maricopa.edu President Susan Bitter Smith (District 2) Susan.Bittersmith@Domail.Maricopa.edu

Mayor Eric Orsborn 623-687-6304 EOrsborn@BuckeyeAZ.gov Councilmember District 1 Tony Youngker 623-349-6941 TYoungker@BuckeyeAZ.gov Councilmember District 2 Jamaine Berry 623-349-6942 JBerry@BuckeyeAZ.gov Councilmember District 3 Curtis Beard 623-349-6943 CBeard@BuckeyeAZ.gov

JHeap@Maricopa.gov Recorder.Maricopa.gov

Board of Supervisors 301 W. Jefferson St., 10th Floor, Phoenix 602-506-3011 Maricopa.gov/224/Board-of-Supervisors

Chairman Thomas Galvin (District 2) 602-506-7431 District2@Maricopa.gov

Member Tom Nerini [District 5] Tom.Nerini@Maricopa.edu

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Public Safety

Rep. Nick Kupper 602-926-3512

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Horne 1535 W. Jefferson St., Phoenix 800-352-4558 adeinbox@AZED.gov AZED.gov/Superintendent Corporation Commission 1200 W. Washington St., Commissioners Wing, 2nd Floor, Phoenix 602-542-3026 AZCC.gov

Sen. Mark Kelly Hart Senate Office Building, Suite 516 Washington, D.C. 202-224-2235 2201 E. Camelback Road, Suite 115, Phoenix 602-671-7901 Kelly.Senate.gov

TAX & ACCOUNTING PROFESSIONALS

NKupper@AZLeg.gov Secretary of State Adrian Fontes 1700 W. Washington St., 7th Floor, Phoenix 602-542-4285 AZSOS.gov Attorney General Kris Mayes 2005 N. Central Ave., Phoenix 602-542-5025 AZAG.gov Treasurer Kimberly Yee 1700 W. Washington St, 1st Floor, Phoenix 602-542-7800 AZTreasury.gov Mine Inspector Paul Marsh 1700 W. Washington St, 4th Floor, Phoenix

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IMAGINE LEARNING Charter school focuses on lives of leadership, accomplishment and exemplary character

Do you offer before and after school care? Yes! We proudly offer before and after school programming for our families. Are Imagine Schools teachers highly qualified? Yes, our teachers are highly qualified and continuously educated in all areas to ensure the best possible education for your student. Additionally, all faculty members hold a valid fingerprint clearance card. Does your school have a dress code? Yes, all students are required to adhere to our board approved dress code. For specific details please refer to our Parent/Student Handbook found under our PARENTS tab on the Homepage, in the School Uniforms link.

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Education Plan (IEP). For more information, please contact Jennifer Golanowski, our Special Education Coordinator. Does the school call me when my student has an unexcused absence? Yes, our attendance system will make daily calls whenever your student is absent and we have not received a notification from the parent/guardian excusing that day’s absence. Do you offer after school extra curricular activities? Currently, there are extra curricular activities that are offered. However, they may vary from year to year, depending on the demand for the activity.

We use the Imagine Schools Curriculum, which is aligned with the Arizona State Standards. Is your school free? Yes, our school is a state- funded, independent public school that is free to all students. We do however, often have a waiting list.

Imagine Buckeye FAQ What is a charter school? Charter schools are independently operated public schools. There is no charge to parents because funding comes from state and local taxes. Charter schools must meet the same academic requirements as traditional public schools but are also directly accountable to parents. What are the office hours? Office Hours are 7:30 a.m.- 3 p.m. MST Monday-Friday. These hours may change due to holidays and seasonal school schedules. Please call 623-250-4570.

BY DAVID KENNARD T hroughout the hallways and classrooms at Imagine Buckeye, you’ll hear school children of all ages referred to as “our kids,” and teachers bragging about “my kids.” “The difference here is that it truly is a smaller school,” said Ashley Guerrero, assistant principal at Imagine Buckeye Elementary. “We have two teachers per grade. We truly know our kids in a whole different capacity.” As part of a national network of non- profit, public charter schools, Imagine Schools Buckeye relies on the relationships it has with families committed to providing a high quality of education for their children that will prepare students for lives of leadership, accomplishment and exemplary character. Imagine Buckeye, a pre-kindergarten through eighth-grade charter school, is an independently operated public school with no charge to parents. Because funding comes from state and local taxes it must meet the same academic requirements as traditional public schools but are directly accountable to parents and guardians of the children attending. While most students at Imagine Buckeye learn about the school because of its proximity to the neighborhoods around Youngker High School, families frequently hear about the school through friends, school organized events or social media. “Yes, a lot of it is word of mouth,” Guerrero says. “I will say when we first got out here. It was a lot of the typical social media – Facebook, Instagram – because at that time, almost none of these houses were here.” The school delivers on its promise to provide a personalized education for its 460 students by keeping its classroom sizes manageable, which frequently creates a waiting list for families seeking availability. Imagine Schools emphasizes excellence in academics and character, empowering learners to become leaders. As it is aligned with the Arizona State Standards, Imagine Schools curriculum equips students to track their own academic progress, using data to set personal learning goals and celebrate achievement. In learning environments rich with rigor and relevancy, students graduate well prepared for college, career and life.

Do you have a lunch program?

Yes. Lunch is available for all students. We participate in the National School Lunch Program. Does this school offer special education services? Yes, as a public school, we provide special education services aligned with the student’s Individual

“All our resources are for kids, to help promote them and just kind of help them continue to grow,” Guerrero said. “When we have kids coming from public school, sometimes they get lost in the school,” Guerrero said. “Sometimes they get lost in there or the attention there, sometimes is very negative. So when they come here, they’re able to have a sense of autonomy and a voice in what they do and what they say.” She says the staff at Imagine Buckeye “see them.” “They’re not just another student who passes through the gates, and we don’t know their name,” Guerrero says. “We just know their face. I can honestly say in the last three years I’ve been here, I know almost every single kid here. “And even if I don’t know their names, I’m like, ‘Hey man, how are you doing? I hope you have a great day,” Guerrero says.

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