About Coronado
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Coronado School is a community school in Higley Unified School District serving neighborhood kindergarten through sixth grade students. We provide a safe, positive and enriching environment with high expectations for each and every student and staff member. We strive to develop self-motivated life-long learners through quality educational programs that include a well-rounded curriculum of academics, social skills, physical education, art and music.
With the active involvement of parents, our students and staff work together to support learning. The Coronado team displays a progressive, positive, can-do attitude with a laser focus on our students' growth and achievement. Students develop a full range of academic and social skills through our relevant curriculum and character building programs as they build their educational foundations and prepare for the future. We invite you and your children to join us at Coronado.
Announcements
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HUSD Takes Proactive Approach to Ensure Students Thrive Academically and Emotionally
To increase awareness of mental health challenges among young people, Higley Unified School District has implemented a Healthy Higley Wellness Initiative. This initiative is designed to provide community members in the Gilbert area with the resources needed to ensure students thrive academically and emotionally.
As part of Higley Unified School District's updated strategic plan, maximizing each student's academic and social-emotional growth is of the utmost importance.
HUSD has taken a proactive approach to ensure the District is providing resources to support the social-emotional growth of each student and the development of positive student behavior. To do so, HUSD has developed and implemented a K-12 comprehensive counseling program, with additional counselors available to all students. This increase in counselors includes the addition of one District led counselor to support the K-12 counselor group, three counselors to service all nine elementary schools, and a District behavior coach. This model enhances the ability for all students to fully utilize all the opportunities that are available to them related to emotional well-being.
The District has also improved its process of training employees, families, and students on social-emotional growth. This year's focus is resiliency, which includes proactive and preventative ways to overcome obstacles and develop positive life skills.
Additionally, the District is focusing on suicide awareness and drug prevention. One of the strategies the District is using to increase suicide awareness is through additional training for all school site employees. HUSD is currently developing and refining its process associated with Suicide Risk Management, which includes training K-12 employees with step-by-step guidelines to better help them observe concerning behavior and respond appropriately. Administrators have already received additional training on this process earlier this school year, but all K-12 employees will be trained with these additional steps starting in December 2022.
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Dual Language Classes
Teachers will be administering the STAMP Test in their classes over the next few weeks. The STAMP Test is the “Standards-based Measurement of Proficiency”. It is a test that assesses students’ language proficiency in the areas of reading, writing, listening, and speaking. Proficiency is an outward expression of spontaneous, unrehearsed communication and is measured on a spectrum of novice, intermediate, advanced, and distinguished. For more information on proficiency, please visit our website: https://sites.google.com/view/languageproficiency/home. The STAMP Test gives us a measure of a student’s language ability according to benchmark levels based on our state and national language standards. Our language teachers will use this information to inform instruction, align curriculum, and craft future goals.
During the STAMP assessment, students may not use or have access to paper, writing utensils, or cell phones. Also, no other application may be open on their computers. Students must use school appropriate language in their responses on the writing and speaking portions of the test. Students will need to come prepared to class with their charged computer. They may also bring a headset with a microphone.
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Tours Now Available
Come visit Coronado Elementary and experience our vibrant community of learners! Small group tours for two family members will be offered on Mondays from 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm. Tours will be in 15-minute intervals. Registration is required. To schedule a time, please call the front office at (480) 279-6900. Thank you for your interest in Coronado Elementary!
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Headlines & Features
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Coronado Elementary Teacher receives Educator of the Year Award
Kyle Curry, HUSD’s 2022-2023 Teacher of the Year was awarded the Educator of the Year award at the 2022 Gilbert Community Excellence Awards.
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Kyle Curry Named 2022 HUSD Teacher of the Year
Kyle Curry, a 5th-grade teacher at Coronado Elementary, was named Higley Unified School District’s 2022 Teacher of the Year.