TOPOCK ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Education is the key to everything that is good in our world today
VISION
Our mission is to develop the mind, body, and character of each student, fostering a lifelong love of learning, promoting health and wellness, and instilling values of respect and responsibility.
MISSION
INSPIRE
We inspire through our words, actions, and attitudes.
By modeling kindness, curiosity, integrity, and a love of learning, we motivate one another to dream big, take risks, and strive for excellence.
EMPOWER
We empower by supporting one another, academically, emotionally, and socially.
Through encouragement, high expectations, collaboration, and meaningful relationships, we help every student and staff member feel confident, capable, and valued.
TRANSFORM
When we inspire and empower each other, we transform.
Our students gain the skills, character, and confidence to become their best selves, ready to learn, lead, and thrive in a changing world.
ParentVUE (Existing Students)
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Online Registration (New Students to the District)
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Arizona Summer
Food Service Program
Free Summer Meals for Arizona Kids & Teens
All Arizona kids and teens (ages 18 and under) are eligible for free meals through the Summer Food Service Program at participating schools and community sites across Arizona during the summer break. Meals include breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack and vary with each location.
No applications or paperwork are needed. Children simply need to be present to receive their free, healthy meal.
For food assistance now, please contact the AZ Hunger Hotline at 602-528-3434 or 1-800-445-1914.
STUDENT PAGE
PARENT PAGE
CALENDAR
NEWS/ANNOUNCEMENTS
STAFF DIRECTORY
SCHOOL BOARD AGENDAS & MINUTES
ARCHIVED
Meeting Minutes 8-21-25
School Board Minutes 8-21-25.pdf
Meeting Agenda 8-21-25
School Board Agenda 8-21-25.pdf
Meeting Minutes 7-14-25
School Board Minutes 7-14-25.pdf Superintendent Report 7-14-25
STUDENT PAGE
RESEARCH
- Define your task and decide what questions you need to answer about the topic.
- Decide where you will look for the information.
- Locate your information.
- Use your resources and information to answer your questions.
- Organize your research–Use an outline or thinking map
- Evaluate what you have written.
Need a better explanation? This YouTube video can help
STUDENT LINKS
PARENT PAGE
RESOURCES
First Things First
A child’s most important developmental years are those leading up to kindergarten. First Things First is committed to helping Arizona kids five and younger receive the quality education, healthcare and family support they need to arrive at school healthy and ready to succeed. Visit their website for more information: AZFTF.GOV
Child Find
The intent of Child Find is that all children from birth through age 21 with delays or disabilities are identified, located and evaluated to receive the supports and services they need. Public schools and the Arizona Early Intervention Program are responsible for “finding” eligible children and providing services needed for them to reach their developmental milestones or meet their educational needs. When children are “found”, they are referred to a specialist to screen their development. The screening helps “identify” any areas of concern that need to be evaluated further. In order to receive early intervention or special education services, a child must be evaluated to confirm they have a delay or disability that falls under state definitions. If needed, the child is evaluated using state criteria for specific delays or disabilities. If eligible, the Arizona Early Intervention Program or a public school system will offer early intervention or special education services according to the child’s needs.
Family Services
* Early intervention supports and services assist families of children who are eligible by helping children ages Birth to three years develop to their full potential. In Arizona, early intervention services are provided through the Arizona Early Intervention Program (or AzEIP).
* Preschool special education services for children ages 3 to 5 provide special strategies to help children reach their developmental milestones.
* Special education services for school-aged children in kindergarten through the age of 21 provide specialized instruction and services to assist children in the educational environment. To reach Arizona Child Find, click here Arizona Coordinator.
CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE
K-12 Student Accident Insurance
Is your child covered by a high-deductible employer plan? If you have to pay hundreds, or even thousands of dollars in order to meet your deductible, the K-12 Accident insurance plan can reimburse you for your children’s eligible medical expenses as you continue to work toward meeting the deductible on your employer plan. Enroll Now!
The McKinney-Vento Act: Parent/Student Rights
Arizona public schools shall provide an educational environment that treats all students with dignity and
respect.
Attorney General Terry Goddard
Gives advice to parents and children about safe Internet use. “Kids no longer need muscles to bully and torment their peers. Young people can use Web sites, smart phone, text messaging and other cyberspace options to harass, threaten or ridicule.” He also points out that children need protection from Internet predators. He invites parents to take a look at the free Internet monitoring service provided by the National Crime Prevention Council.
Student & Parent Handbook
Get up to date information from our Student & Parent Handbook
School Wellness Policy
Health Notices
Health and Wellness -Update
Please take the time to view this notice regarding the spread of germs. HERE
TAX & SAFETY INFORMATION
