Parent Resources
Parents, this is your go-to page with all of the resources you will need to be successful at Archway Glendale.
Lunch Program
We are partnering with School Eatery again this year to provide our ordering platform as well as a dedicated School Eatery staff member to serve lunches for our students every day!
Order Hot Lunch
Contact Archway Glendale
Find our location and reach out to our front office staff.
Contact Archway Glendale
Student Materials & School Supply Lists
Timeless classics, endless learning. Explore the book and school supply lists for the academic year.
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Family Handbook
We encourage families to read pertinent portions of the handbook with their students, such as the mission statement, dress code and honor code.
Please note that we revise the handbook annually, so reviewing it is important for returning families, as well as new. The provided handbook clarifies many details essential to being a part of the Archway Glendale community.
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Parent/Guardian Commitment to Excellence Agreement
Please review our parent/guardian commitment to excellence at Archway Glendale.
Review the Commitment
Archway Glendale's Commitment to Excellence
Please review Archway Glendale's commitment to excellence at Archway Glendale.
Review the Commitment
Meet the Teacher
Please print and complete the applicable form for each of your students and bring them with you to Meet the Teacher.
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Traffic Proceedures
There are different traffic procedures for morning drop-off and afternoon pick-up. Please review our traffic procedures.
Our Traffic Proceedures
Health Office
The goal of our health office is to aid in the health and wellness of your child, by making sure students are current with their vaccinations, are compliant with our illness policies, and to keep your student at school and learning when possible.
The health offices at our Great Hearts Academies are staffed by Health Assistants and Registered Nurses.
Visit the Health Office
Volunteer at Archway Glendale
Volunteers must be cleared through Raptor, watch a short video from Mrs. DeStefano, and sign a Volunteer Agreement.
Volunteer Here!
Parent Service Organization (PSO)
The transformative education offered at Archway Glendale would not be possible without the generous and passionate commitment of our Parent Service Organization (PSO). As a parent and/or guardian you have joined a community of like-minded families dedicated to the success of Archway Glendale and its students.
Visit the PSO
Uniforms at Archway Glendale
At Great Hearts, the uniform serves to unify our students as one community of learners, irrespective of our diverse backgrounds. The uniform also signifies to the larger community our common purpose and identity as schools in pursuit of the true, the good, and the beautiful. Finally, the uniform frees our students to pursue their intellectual and moral development as individuals, without the distractions of fads and fashion. True individuality is formed in the heart and mind, not in appearances.
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Mental Health Resources
Great Hearts is committed to the support of mental health and wellness for all students. Social emotional well-being is the foundation for students' ability to thrive academically. On campus, one way we address this is through the support of our School Counseling Department.
Mental Health Resources
School Board
Pursuant to A.R.S. §38-431.02, all notices of the meetings of the school’s Governing Board of Directors will be posted electronically on this website. This website is publicly accessible 24 hours a day, Sunday – Saturday. Notices will also be physically posted outside the school’s main office doors at 23276 North 83rd Avenue Peoria, Arizona 85383, which can be accessed by the public during school hours, Monday – Friday except the days school is not in session.
Compliance
McKinney-Vento/Homeless Education
Great Hearts Academies shall provide an educational environment that treats all students with dignity and respect. Every homeless student shall have access to the same free and appropriate educational opportunities as students who are not homeless. This commitment to the educational rights of homeless children, youth, and unaccompanied youth applies to all services, programs, and activities provided or made available.
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