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Yuma County School Districts

• ANTELOPE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

  
  

  鈥淥ur students are our greatest natural resource and our leaders of tomorrow.鈥� The staff at Antelope Union High School is committed to seeing that all students graduate with strong reading, writing, and math skills. Antelope students are equipped with the knowledge and opportunity to take advantage of a wide range of post-secondary options and are prepared to become responsible and informed citizens.

• CRANE ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  
  

  The mission of Crane School District is to maximize the individual potential of each student, in both academic and social achievement, through the dedication of all of its resources.

• HYDER ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  
  

  Hyder School District services about 100 families in our tiny Dateland, AZ community. With j探花视频t 200 students attending our K-8 elementary school, we provide an education with personalized attention that other larger schools cannot offer. We鈥檙e proud of our community鈥檚 Hispanic heritage and historical roots.

• MOHAWK VALLEY ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  
  

  Our district is one of four public school districts located on the east side of Yuma County, Arizona. We serve students in preschool through 8th grade. The Mohawk Valley School buildings were developed throughout the years, starting in 1930. Our original building is even listed on the Historic Registry for Arizona! In 1996, we added a gym/science room complex and also made renovations to the main building to develop an appropriate media center/library. We are proud to offer such great facilities for students to 探花视频e and enjoy.

• SOMERTON ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  
  

  Somerton School District Community values each child, pledges a commitment to ensure a safe, nurturing environment and prepares life-long learners as contributing members of a global society.

• WELLTON ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  
  

  Dedicated to excellence and student achievement Wellton Elementary School is committed to equipping our students with the tools they need for academic, personal and social achievement. We enable every student to reach their highest potential by establishing a curriculum that meets or exceeds government standards for education; providing extracurricular programs that develop children鈥檚鈥� mental, physical and social skills; and partnering with parents and the community to create an environment geared to the success of our students.

• YUMA ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  
  

  Yuma School District One is the largest elementary school district in Yuma County, with a population of over 10,000 kindergarten through eighth grade students and over 1,300 employees. The District operates thirteen elementary, three junior high and two middle schools, and has been experiencing a growth rate of over two percent each year.

• YUMA UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT

  
  

  Yuma Union High School District serves the parents and students of Yuma, Arizona and the surrounding area. We proudly educate over 10,000 high school students and employ more than 450 teachers in six high schools. Elementary schools that feed into Yuma Union High School District include Crane Elementary School District, Yuma Elementary School District, Gadsden Elementary School District, Somerton Elementary School District, and area private schools.

• AZ-TEC HIGH SCHOOL

  
  

• CARPE DIEM COLLEGIATE HIGH SCHOOL

  
  

• GADSDEN ELEMENTARY DISTRICT

  
  

• HARVEST POWER COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT GROUP INC.

  
  

• JUNIPER TREE ACADEMY

  
  

• YUMA COUNTY JUVENILE JUSTICE CENTER

  
  

• YUMA COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE

  
  

• YUMA PRIVATE INDUSTRY COUNCIL INC.

  
  

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