As the fastest-growing district in Arizona, we are continually enhancing our state-of-the-art facilities to meet the needs of our community. New schools and expansions are funded through the ADOA School Facilities Division, reflecting our district's rapid growth. Additional projects are supported by grants, partnerships, and fundraisers. Stay up-to-date with the latest construction projects happening across Queen Creek Unified School District here.
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The district qualified for new construction dollars from the ADOA Schools Facilities Division based on the growth the district continues to experience. EHS was awarded over 62,000 square feet of new student space. The image below provides an image of the new spaces that will be constructed throughout the year.
Academic Wing (blue): This academic wing will provide more instructional classrooms and attach to the wing that was just completed in July 2024. It is anticipated to add 23 additional classrooms.
Performing Arts Classrooms (orange): This building will support band, choir, dance, and other arts classes.
PE Classroom (green): This addition will add another court to our existing gym, weight room, and other PE spaces.
As of 02/07/25:
The gymnasium addition and roof trusses installation is underway.
The performing arts interior wall construction is complete.
QCUSD is opening a new elementary school in July 2025. The school will serve kindergarten through sixth grade, featuring 90,000 square feet dedicated to a STEAM-focused curriculum, modern facilities, and flexible learning spaces.
As of 02/07/25:
The classroom building and interior painting are almost completed.
The exterior color finish is 50% complete on the classroom building.
Administration building drywall installation is 75% complete.
Queen Creek Unified School District (QCUSD) has received $2.7 million from Arizona’s Water Infrastructure Finance Authority to install artificial turf on Queen Creek High School’s football field, supporting water conservation. This eco-friendly upgrade will provide a durable playing surface, with installation expected next school year.
