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QCUSD Governing Board member James Knox is at odds with other members of the board and the public over some of his Facebook posts.
Facebook posts spark controversy among Queen Creek Unified board, public
Emotions among the Queen Creek Unified School District’s governing board remain high after a district employee called what she deemed “vile, sexist, misogynistic and borderline … more
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In honor of the town’s 35th anniversary this year, one neighborhood will be selected to receive the QC Neighborly Award.
Queen Creek neighborhoods can vie for ‘QC Neighborly Award’
Every year in September, the town celebrates QC Neighborly Week as part of Founders’ Month. In honor of the town’s 35th anniversary this year, one neighborhood will be selected to … more
Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell speaks at a news conference Wednesday at the MCAO offices in downtown Phoenix, backed by police chiefs from around the Valley and the Maricopa County Sheriff. (Independent Newsmedia/Mark Carlisle)
Valley law enforcement officials encourage reporting violent videos following youth attacks
Incidents of teen violence are up in Maricopa County and law enforcement agencies believe social media plays a role. Collaborating with police departments across the Valley, Maricopa County … more
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In 2023, 13.26% of QCUSD teachers left their Arizona teaching positions and 4.92% moved to other school districts. In Maricopa County, 15.75% of teachers left their Arizona teaching positions, and 5.05% changed school districts.
Recruiting, retaining teachers is a priority for Queen Creek Unified
The education sector has faced intense competition for talented educators and a scarcity of qualified candidates in recent years. Despite these challenges, the Queen Creek Unified School District was … more
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Six candidates are running for three seats on the QCUSD Board of Governors. Clockwise from top left, Patty Campbell, David M. Dehority, Heidi Lee, Matt Riffey and Jennifer Revolt. Not pictured: Nicholas Patrick Tuley.
Queen Creek school board candidates focus on growth, curriculum
In the Nov. 5 general election, five candidates are on the ballot for the Queen Creek Unified School District Governing Board. Three seats are up for grabs, with incumbents Patty Campbell, Jennifer … more
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With the Queen Creek Police Department growing, the Queen Creek Town Council has approved leasing more than 9,600 square feet to accommodate its operations.
Additional space leased for Queen Creek police
The town of Queen Creek will be leasing more than 9,600 square feet at a local industrial spot to provide additional space for the Queen Creek Police Department. During its Aug. 7 meeting, the Queen … more
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Sage & Barrel Craft Eatery is one of almost two dozen restaurants taking part in the first Queen Creek Restaurant Week.
Queen Creek Restaurant Week is here
The Queen Creek Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its inaugural Queen Creek Restaurant Week in August. “We want the community to come support our local restaurants, enjoy drinks with … more
The Queen Creek Town Council has forwarded a recommendation of approval to the state for Pecan Lake Entertainment Center's request for a license to sell/serve liquor in a restaurant's outside area. .
Queen Creek council recommends 2 liquor licenses
The Queen Creek Town Council has forwarded recommendations of approval to the Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control for two businesses seeking liquor licenses. The council approved … more
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The Queen Creek Unified School District offer a Career & Technical Education program at all its high schools, including medical assisting courses at Crismon High.
Queen Creek schools prepare students for medical assisting jobs
The Queen Creek Unified School District works to prepare students for life after they graduate through its Career & Technical Education program. While all three of QCUSD’s high schools … more
Meet Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee at the Tri-City Luncheon --  a Thursday, Aug. 15 in-depth financial update, presented by the Chandler, Gilbert, and Queen Creek Chambers of Commerce.
Few seats remain for state treasurer luncheon co-sponsored by Queen Creek chamber
Meet Arizona Treasurer Kimberly Yee at the Tri-City Luncheon --  a Thursday, Aug. 15 in-depth financial update, presented by the Chandler, Gilbert, and Queen Creek Chambers of Commerce. … more
The Queen Creek Police Department states that a student video did not pose a threat to Crismon High or its students.
Queen Creek police say no ‘credible threat’ in student video
Queen Creek police are reassuring parents after a Crismon High School student’s video caused alarm. “We are aware of concerns circulating on social media regarding a video related to … more
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Along with creating the Mayor’s Teen Advisory Committee, Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley said it is also important to have safe spaces for teens, such as the new pump track at Mansel Carter Oasis Park.
Queen Creek council officially creates teen advisory committee
The Queen Creek Town Council has officially created an advisory committee that will give teens a greater voice in the issues that affect them. At its Wednesday meeting, the council unanimously voted … more
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