Top 5 Best Special Needs Schools in Queen Creek, Arizona (2026)
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Queen Creek Unified School District runs Child Find for children who live within its boundaries, whatever the severity of the suspected disability. For a child younger than three, the district points families to the Arizona Early Intervention Program at 1-888-439-5609. For ages three through 21, call the district's early childhood special education line at 480-655-6213.
Queen Creek Unified offers a full continuum of special education services, and its IEP teams include the student and parent. You do not need to be related to a child to refer them. Arizona rules require schools to finish screening within 45 calendar days after a parent raises a concern about a child aged 3 through 21, and to tell parents of any concern within 10 school days. The district keeps special education records for four years after a student leaves or is dismissed.
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