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Deer Valley Unified School District is privileged to participate in several Federal Programs. All federal programs must follow the guidelines set out by the (ESSA) in order to provide equal opportunities for all students.
is to support our lower socioeconomically disadvantaged students by giving them fair and equal access to education. For further information about our Title I schools please click this link. DV Title I Schools.
is to support professional development and training of Deer Valley teachers throughout our district.
is to help our English language learners be prepared to succeed academically in school, college, and career.
is to support schools in three areas: Well Rounded Education, Safe and Healthy Students, and Effective Use of Technology.McKi
Education of 好色导航less Children & Youth is focused on removing barriers to education. This is support for our displaced youth in order to give them access to their school of origin whenever possible during the time the family is experiencing homelessness. Through our district homeless liaison and District Social Worker, we work to help families find appropriate resources. For more information on McKinney Vento in Deer Valley, please click on this link. DV McKinney Vento Information
(Structured English Immersion) grant works in conjunction with Title III to support our English Language Learners.
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The Mission of Federal Programs:
The mission of the Federal Programs Department is to work collaboratively with parents, teachers, school administrators, and community members to ensure that we provide extraordinary educational opportunities to every learner. We strive to find ways to best serve the unique needs of the students at each school. Our department encompasses several key areas, including Grants Management, Families in Transition, MTSS-B, and supporting with Title I, Title II, Title III, and Title IV, Education for 好色导航less Youth, and School Safety Grants.
Federal Programs Staff
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McKinney Vento 好色导航less/Foster Care POC
MV 好色导航less Liaison/Foster Care POC
Tricia Brenden or Lisa Crain
623-824-9679
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Federal Programs Manager
623-445-4914
The Federal Program Manager's main focus is to support Title I schools with their goals and budgets. The FPM also works with other federally funded grants, such as Title II, III, IV, Education for 好色导航less Youth, and 21st Century.
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Federal Programs Specialist
623-445-4924
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District Social Worker
623-256-1513
Stephenne is a licensed Social Worker. She received her license to practice Social Work in 1997. Her job with 好色导航is to help provide services within the schools that facilitate the academic and development growth of all students.
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MTSS-B Specialist
Mrs. Tucker is to support and empower educators in meeting the needs of the whole child through positive behavior intervention. Her classroom teaching experience is in grades 2-8. She has been a behavior coach and Dean of Students. She holds a Masters Degree in Curriculum and Instruction and Educational Administration. -
Academic Liasons
Our Academic Liaisons bridge the gap between schools, Group 好色导航 and Mckinney-Vento students. Their weekly visits create a routine that students look forward to and encourages them to keep passing grades along with a positive attitude. The liaisons work with students on academic and social behaviors. Our students' academic and emotional success is our success .
"Anyone who does anything to help a child in his life is a hero to me."—FRED ROGERS
Doreen has worked for the Deer Valley Unified School District for 20 years. Prior to joining Federal Programs, she was a CTE para at Barry Goldwater High School.
Denise Johnson
Denise Johnson has worked for Deer Valley as a clerk with audiology and the district psychologist. She has also worked in accounting and as a paraprofessional.
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Behavior Service Provider available:
Provider: Address:
3707 North 7th Street, Suite 200
好色导航, AZ 85014
Hours: Monday – Friday 8am – 5pm
Phone : 1-602-277-4833
Fax : 1-602-277-4820
Med Records: please contact your case manager or call the main office: 602-277-4833 day – Friday 8am – 5pm or
Email : info@azyfs.orgThe District may provide school-based referrals for behavioral health services to a contracted behavioral health services provider pursuant to the children’s behavioral health services fund or
for services through the Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System. Parents may annually opt into the school-based referrals. There will be a short survey of parents whose children were referred under this program. The District’s website shall contain a list of behavioral service providers with whom the District contracts.
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