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17835 N. 44th Street
Phoenix, AZ 85032

602.449.7400  Office
602.449.7405  Fax

Attendance:
602.449.7401
Please call before
9:30 a.m. if your child
will be absent.

Office hours:
8 a.m. to 4 p.m
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School hours:
9 a.m. to 3 p.m
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Mission Statement:

"The Foothills community provides an atmosphere of excellence with high expectations for all. Effective instructional leadership and character development will result in building skills for life-long learning."
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News for Parents:

FLU SHOTS AVAILABLE for students at Foothills on Nov. 18, 2009
For online sign-up and instructions, please go to www.foothillsptsa.com

Note from Nurse Riley: "The district is hoping that all students will take advantage of the opportunity to get both the H1N1 and regular flu shot to protect themselves and minimize the spread of the different types of flu."


> 2009-10 Parent / Student Handbook


Biotech Signature Program:
Water and Environmental Quality

> Watch video presentation about Biotech Signature Program
    (Opens in iTunes. Click on videoto view online.)

watherChampionsFoothills Elementary School is a Water Champion school for Project Wet, a coalition of UA, ASU and ASU Polytechnic Institute. Project Wet promotes responsible water stewardship through water education. Several fifth-grade Foothills students partnered on a trip to Cherry Creek in Young, AZ along with some Paradise Valley High School students and teachers to observe the water management programs taking place in that area, as well as a taking part in a collaborative study of macroinvertebrates.

Foothills biotech emphasis reflects the school’s Signature studies program. Students benefit from the modeling done by these scientists and other experts from partnerships with UA, ASU and ASU Polytechnic Institute. > See video and photos from Cherry Creek field trip


dedicationFoothills' Desert Habitat completed

Our new Sonoran Desert Habitat was dedicated at a school-wide assembly on November 5, 2008 and is now the centerpiece for our Biotech signature program that was unveiled at the Paradise Valley Governing Board Meeting of December 4, 2008. It will be a living laboratory that will advance our efforts to become experts in our understanding of water and environmental quality. Our thanks go to the Schoolyard Habitat Foundation for their $10,000 grant that funded this exemplary project. Look for us to be part of the Parade of Ponds around the valley on April 25 and 26, 2009. > Read more

 
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