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Chandler charter school gets ‘A’ rating from state

'Info Night' set for Thursday, Jan. 30

Legacy Traditional Schools – Chandler recently celebrated its ‘A’ rating from the Arizona Board of Education.

“This distinction reflects our students’ outstanding performance on statewide assessments, remarkable growth and achievements,” Legacy-Chandler Principal Russell Sperati said in a news release.

Legacy’s North Chandler campus is also gearing up for its New Family Info Night in late January.

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EDUCATION

Chandler charter school gets ‘A’ rating from state

'Info Night' set for Thursday, Jan. 30

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Legacy Traditional Schools – Chandler recently celebrated its ‘A’ rating from the Arizona Board of Education.

“This distinction reflects our students’ outstanding performance on statewide assessments, remarkable growth and achievements,” Legacy-Chandler Principal Russell Sperati said in a news release.

Legacy’s North Chandler campus is also gearing up for its New Family Info Night in late January.
That’s an opportunity to meet campus administrators and teachers, take a tour and discover more about Legacy’s curriculum and programs.

Staff will be on hand to help answer common new family questions about curriculum, policies, the enrollment process, uniforms, before/after school care and more.

The event is scheduled for Thursday, Jan. 30 from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m., at Legacy - North Chandler, 1900 N. McQueen Road, just south of Warner Road.

Families can RSVP for Info Night here.

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