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Queen Creek’s new high school opens

The opening bell has rung at Queen Creek Unified School District’s new high school.

Today, more than 1,000 students started the new school year at Crismon High School. The campus is in its first phase and will continue to grow and develop with the community over the next several years.

Crismon High’s Principal Elyse Torbert welcomed seventh- through 10-grade students. The school mascot is The Rattlers

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