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Veterans Celebration at Cimarron Springs

Cimarron Springs hosted a celebration to honor our Veterans.

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Address: 17032 W Surprise Farms Loop S
City/State: Surprise, AZ 85388-1581
Phone: (623) 523-8600
Attendance Line: (623) 523-8603

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Grade Levels:6-8
Signature Focus: Sustainable Engineering
Principal: Ginger Richards
Email: cimarronsprings@dysart.org

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Monday & Early Release: 8:15am - 1:00pm
Tuesday - Friday: 8:15am - 3:00pm
Office Hours: 7:15am - 3:45pm

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Our school uses ParentSquare to connect with parents and share what’s happening in our schools and district. This platform allows us to communicate school and district messages to help keep you informed and engaged with us. The Parent Portal will continue to be your resource for grades, and Schoology for specific classroom resources and assignments.


2024-2025 Boundary Change

The Dysart Governing Board approved a change to the boundaries and grade levels of Asante Preparatory Academy, Cimarron Springs Middle School, and Western Peaks Elementary School at the December 14, 2023 board meeting. The change goes into effect for the 2024-2025 school year, and was made in order to accommodate the rapid growth in the northern part of the district around Asante. Cimarron Springs will shift from a 5-8 to a 6-8 middle school and Western Peaks Elementary School will shift from a K-4 to a K-5. No physical changes to the boundaries of the schools themselves is taking place - only a shift in grade level school assignments.

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Students at Cimarron Springs learn about Sustainable Engineering to understand how communities can come together to solve the challenges of today with consideration for generations to come. While we instill kindness, with caring and concern about sustainable living into our students, they will, in turn, be an example in their community. We then incorporate our stakeholders in asking them, “What problems do you want to solve?” We work on these problems through deliberate instruction and student experiences that help to make all learning relevant to life long skills.
Mason Ekas
Why Cimarron Springs Middle School

“I believe that Cimarron Springs is a good school. My favorite subject is math, & my favorite school lunch is nachos. I feel supported by my peers and staff is always willing to help.

MasonCimarron Springs Student
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