Cottonwood Oak-Creek School District

Mystery Doug Live on Tuesday 4/7 Make this part of your lesson plans, and share to help other teachers!

After listening to the concerns of educators and families, Governor Doug Ducey and I jointly announced the closure of all schools from Monday, March 16, 2020 through Friday, March 27, 2020.

Learn more about how the Arizona Department of Education is supporting schools and communities at this time ➡️ http://bit.ly/AZED-COVID-19

Calling all "Future Chefs"
The theme this year is Reimaging your favorite school lunch meal. All recipes will need to be submitted by Friday, January 24th. The event will take place at Dr. Daniel Bright School on Wednesday, March 4th.

The defending World Champion is non-other than our very own - Melissa Decker from Cottonwood Community School!

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Cottonwood-Oak Creek Schools Cottonwood Oak Creek School District is made up of 4 schools and an Educational Services building containing preschool and alternative learning. The District Office is located on the corner of Mingus Ave. and Willard St.

"It is stories like this that make this organization so amazing and unique to our community," Oak Creek Elementary says first-grade teacher Lyndsay Ludden.

Low income student aid helps Oak Creek students In late-2017, a handful of Cornville residents decided that the community’s low-income K-8 students deserved a helping hand. A 501(c)(3) since January 2018, Low Income Student Aid — LISA, for short — has served more than 340 Oak Creek School students, according to Eric Wyles, treasurer on the ...

Cottonwood-Oak Creek takes holistic approach COTTONWOOD -- Providing opportunities for students doesn’t mean each student requires the same exact opportunities. That’s what Cottonwood-Oak Creek Superintendent Steve King said about the district’s therapeutic approach for students who have experienced trauma. “We endeavor to serve the ne...

Mingus Interact Club is having a walk-a-thon on March 30th to raise money for Crutches 4 Africa, which provides mobility devices to disabled Africans. For most people, you can either fundraise or pay a flat $5 admissions fee. But, for our schools, they are offering a special team discount for teams greater than 20 kids, where each person is only $1! If any of the sports teams or clubs would like to show up to support their team, school, and this wonderful cause! They can wear their team shirts and everything.

It's from 8 to 1, but they can come for as much or as little time as they'd like. There's going to be live music from Rock Band, German Club is catering, and Sedona Interact is doing face paint for the younger kiddos. All ages are welcome!

Attached is the pledge sheet for anyone interested
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CFM6EgNFjaFDl4heeQpHCfSISrb27FPApPPDohCP6QM/edit?usp=sharing

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