EDUCATION IN VERRADO

Verrado Elementary School, Verrado Middle School, and Verrado High School are all located in Verrado, They have the same name. They are nationally recognized for their great performance. And they have a lot in common with the principles that make our community unique. This translates into a lot of parent involvement, teacher commitment, and environments that are student-centered. It blends cutting-edge technological innovations, teaching methods that go beyond the classroom, and the finest practices of cutting-edge institutions. Verrado's educational buildings are made to look like traditional schools while also allowing for cutting-edge technological use and instruction that goes beyond the typical classroom. The families of our residents have come to trust and support this type of schooling. 

Each K–5 Traditional Academy strand in the Verrado elementary schools follows the Core Knowledge ELA and Singapore Math curricula. There is a Traditional Academy class for our sixth graders. The honors program is offered in grades 7 and 8, much like in the other middle schools in our district. Verrado Heritage Elementary School, a part of the Litchfield School District, educates preschoolers and students in grades K–8, Verrado Elementary School, students in grades K–5, and Verrado Middle School, students in grades 6–8.. The Arizona Department of Education has rated Verrado Elementary School as "Excelling," which is the highest possible rating. Many of the neighborhoods may be reached by foot from the schools, which are located in the center of our town.

Verrado High School is a cutting-edge institution committed to encouraging rigor through a pertinent curriculum and supportive connections. By dividing the children into four houses of 400 students each, administrators were able to create the feel of a small school by giving each house's students the same math, science, and English professors. The close-knit learning atmosphere between students and instructors fostered by Verrado High School's schools-within-a-school format fosters achievement. The aim of the Agua Fria High School District, "All Students College Ready," is one that Verrado supports. The Arizona Department of Education recently named the school "Highly Performing" in recognition of its significant improvement in test scores.