Sequoia Elementary

Welcome to Sequoia Elementary

At Sequoia Elementary, our commitment is to "do whatever it takes" for your children to be and feel successful. We commit to work together with families, communities, teachers and staff to bring your children the best in education. Our school is K-6 and tuition-free. We provide highly qualified teachers, student activities, technology, field trips, transportation, food services, and a gifted program. Our school has been labeled "Performing Plus" by the Arizona Department of Education and this is our 15th year of operation.

About Sequoia Elementary

Founded in the 90's by Parents who Wanted More for Their Own Children
One of the Oldest and Largest Charter Schools in Arizona
Extended Transportation
Free 21st Century After School Program
High Academic Standards
Conveniently Located of the I-60 and Horne
Certified Teachers
A "Performing School"

Sequoia Charter School Elementary - News


	Sequoia Voice Digital Newspaper - Vol. 4 Issue 2 Posted on 05/02/2013 Read the latest issue of the Sequoia Voice Digital Newspaper on their website - SequoiaVoice.com - or you can click here and download it as a PDF. more
	SSDHH Open House - May 1, 2013 Posted on 04/19/2013 Meet SSDHH teachers and students, tour the classrooms, and find out what SSDHH can offer your K-12 Deaf and Hard of Hearing child. From 8:30 am to 1 pm Please call SSDHH office to reserve your spot for the 30-45 minute tour. 1 pm - 2 pm - Kindergarten Round-Up for 2013-2014 2 pm - 3 pm - Grand Opening of ASL Library for Families and SSDHH Student Showcase more
	First Annual Sequoia School Golf Tournament - May 19, 2013 Posted on 04/10/2013 First Annual Sequoia School Golf Tournament - May 19, 2013 more
	Sequoia Voice Digital Newspaper - Vol. 4 Issue 1 Posted on 04/08/2013 Read the latest issue of the Sequoia Voice Digital Newspaper more
	Taking steps + tracking distance = healthy fun at Sequoia Schools Posted on 01/31/2013 It's one of the biggest health issues facing our country -- childhood obesity. The government estimates one-third of children or adolescents are overweight or obese. Now, a new program being funded by United Healthcare is helping students learn at any early age how to stay active and healthy. "We play softball, we play fun stuff like Frisbee," says Ella Woiking. "Capture the flag," adds Kenadee Cochran. more
	Pit Bull Mix Helps Sequoia Charter School Special Education Students Learn to Read Posted on 10/17/2012 A 70lb. rescued pit bull mix being a very attentive listener that motivates students to want to read more
	Sequoia Schools receives ADOT government grant Posted on 08/05/2012 ADOT grants promote biking, walking to school more
	Holocaust Survivor Helen Handler visits Sequoia Posted on 05/14/2012 Auschwitz survivor Helen Handler speaks to Sequoia students about her experience as a young Jewish child during World War II more