Policies
Review and Download our San Tan Charter School Policies.
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In order to comply with the U.S. Americans with Disabilities Act and to keep those students with a deadly form of nut allergy safe at school, San Tan Charter School is a nut free school. No peanut or tree nut sandwiches, granola bars containing nuts, trail mixes containing nuts or nut powders, other snacks containing nuts or any other form of peanuts or tree nuts are permitted on school grounds.
Due to the growing number of students who have been diagnosed with food allergies such as peanut allergies, which can be fatal to some, we ask that you be mindful of the existence of food allergies among children and discourage sharing of snacks or lunches. Sharing food at school is strictly prohibited.
Download our complete Nutrition and Allergy policy to see full details.
Thank you for choosing San Tan Montessori Private Preschool as the beginning school community for your child. The items contained within this handbook are the essential policies and procedures that will help us provide a safe, ordered, and conducive educational environment for your child’s intellectual, social, and physical development.
Our Montessori Preschool Program includes Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Mathematics, and Music activities meant to offer wide-ranging lessons that inspire a love and excitement for learning and encourage independent exploration.
Download our Preschool Handbook to see the details of our illness policies, behavior policies, tuition policies, classroom activities and more.
Within our Family Handbooks we cover everything from our Six Pillars of Character program through to our Heat Index policies and procedures. At San Tan Charter School, the safety and care of our students and staff are essential to our community.
As a school, our Mission is to work collaboratively to ensure each student has an academic and social environment designed for their individual success; fostering creativity, critical thinking, and inspiring happiness while honoring each person’s humanity. To aide in our mission, we establish clear policies and procedures for working with our families and students.
Download our Family Handbooks to see the details of our attendance policies, illness policies, behavior policies, dress codes and more.
Our High School Course Catalog includes the current core courses and electives offered at our Power campus High School.
As a school, our Mission is to work collaboratively to ensure each student has an academic and social environment designed for their individual success; fostering creativity, critical thinking, and inspiring happiness while honoring each person’s humanity. To aide in our mission, we establish clear policies and procedures for working with our families and students.
Download the High School catalog to find details surrounding student services, graduation requirements, policies and procedures as well as course descriptions.
The goal of this program is to provide students who have advanced intellectual, academic, and/or creative thinking skills the opportunity to dynamically interact with teachers who specialize in gifted education as well as peers of similar aptitude within a rigorous, interdisciplinary learning environment in order to reach their highest levels of learning and accomplishment. Our Gifted Program is a full-day 1st – 12th grade program designed for qualifying students.
Download the Gifted Program Policy to learn about the gifted testing process, requirements, and review frequently asked questions.
Gifted Testing – Parent Recommendation Form
Download the Parent Recommendation for Gifted Testing form to begin the Giftedness Identification Process. Complete and submit to either the Recker or Power campus office. Gifted testing costs $50.00.
A free appropriate public education (FAPE) will be available to all children of San Tan Charter School, including children with disabilities who have been suspended or expelled from school as provided for in §300.530(d) of the IDEA regulations.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), the Federal law concerning the education of students with disabilities, requires schools to provide parents of a child with a disability with a notice containing a full explanation of the procedural safeguards available under the IDEA and U.S. Department of Education regulations.
Additionally, San Tan Charter School does not discriminate against any student on the basis of handicap or disability in its admissions, access, or treatment concerning any program or activity. Concerns or complaints regarding the treatment of students with handicaps or disabilities should be directed to Mike Laramie, Director of Special Education, at mlaramie@santancs.com or 480-222-0811.
Download our Special Education Policies and IDEA Procedural Safeguards Notice for complete details.
Homelessness exists in our community. San Tan Charter School will ensure that all children and youth receive a free appropriate public education and are given meaningful opportunities to succeed in our schools.
Download our Homelessness Policy to review in detail.
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