Flexibility and customization
We offer the same educational excellence whether you join us at an in-person campus or online, on a schedule that fits your family. Hands-on, science-based learning is at the heart of everything we do.
A path for every learner
In-Person or Online
The same educational excellence whether you join us at a campus or online.
Flexible Schedules
A regular day schedule, or an option built around your family's lifestyle.
FLEX
The same great curriculum and finest teachers, on a flexible schedule.
STEAM
A focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts, and Mathematics.
Before/After School
Programs that accommodate busy working families.
Extracurriculars
Theatre, sports, or music. There's a way for your child to get involved.
Rigorous, science-based program
Our science-based and technology-infused Cottages provide opportunities for children to apply mathematics, language arts, and social studies in a hands-on, project-based curriculum. In addition to research-based, award-winning language arts and math curriculum, students solidify basic skills through:
- Science specials that enhance the Cottage focus
- High-powered microscopy, dissections, and 3D modeling
- Annual science fairs
- Field experiences such as the U of A Science Center, Legoland Discovery Center, and Kartchner Caverns
- Live Learning Labs and hands-on, inquiry-based learning
Technology-infused curriculum
EDUPRIZE is known for its state-of-the-art technological infrastructure across campuses, with multiple instructional technology labs, each with a special program focus. Examples include:
- Skills Lab and Science Labs
- Document cameras, interactive whiteboards, iPads, desktops, and Chromebooks in every classroom
- Blended learning beginning in Kindergarten
- Technology centers for skill reinforcement, research, and benchmark testing
- A 360° projection dome experience
A reputation built over 30 years
Longest streak of any AZ charter
Phoenix Magazine
Recognized for technology & applied sciences
30+ years serving Arizona families
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Cottages are an EDUPRIZE original
These quarterly, thematic focuses allow students to learn and apply basic skills through a hands-on, science-based program. Cross-curricular instruction ensures students can transfer knowledge to new content areas and stay actively engaged. Our Cottages offer multiple-modality, 9-week units in Life Science, Physical Science, Social Science, and Earth Science, from Kindergarten through 6th grade.
A full year of Cottages
All About Me
Students explore how their senses can detect light, sound, and vibration and how technology can be used to extend their senses.
Celebrations
Students will understand their roles and responsibilities as citizens within their own context as well as their own culture.
Habitats
Students explore weather patterns and seasonal cycles and how they impact plants and animals in their habitats.
Life Cycles
Students develop an understanding of how plants & animals survive and that the world is comprised of living and non-living things.
Wavelength Arcade
Students develop an understanding of the effects of forces and waves, and how they can impact or be impacted by objects near and far away.
Plymouth Plantation
Students develop an understanding of how a community functions, including their local community, and how each member contributes to the common good.
Resource Resort
Students develop an understanding that earth materials are essential for an organism's survival.
Bird House
Students develop an understanding that Earth supports a large variety of organisms and their survival depends on earth resources.
Sweet Shop
Students develop an understanding of observable properties of matter and how changes in energy (heating or cooling) can affect matter or materials.
Global Exchange
Students develop an understanding of the world around them, gaining insight on how other cultures and civilizations have influenced who we are as a community, state, and nation.
Weather Station
Students develop an understanding of the role of water and wind in weather and its environmental impact. They study changing patterns in the sky with the position of the Sun, Moon, and stars.
Dinosaur Dig
Students develop an understanding that life on Earth depends on energy from the Sun or energy from other organisms to survive.
Illumination Station
Students develop an understanding of the sources, properties, and characteristics of energy along with the relationship between energy transfer and the human body.
Plant Nursery
Students develop an understanding of the flow of energy in a system beginning with the Sun to and among organisms. They also understand what plants and animals do to increase survival.
Desert Lab
Students develop an understanding of how the Sun provides light and energy for Earth systems.
Arizona Highways
Students study Arizona, focusing on contributions of various cultural and ethnic groups, economic and political elements, structure of government, and roles of citizens.
Energy Lab
Students learn how Earth's resources can be transformed into energy and develop a better understanding of electricity and magnetism.
Reptile Ranch
Students develop an understanding of the diversity of past and present organisms, factors impacting organism diversity, and evidence of change over time.
Grand Canyon Marketplace
Students develop an understanding of Earth systems and how they interact, including how weather, climate, and humans can impact the environment.
Exploration Station
Students study the Americas: theories of development, exploration and colonization, and the roles and responsibilities of members in a society.
Physics Foundry
Students develop an understanding that changes can occur to matter and objects on Earth or in space, but energy and matter follow the pattern of being conserved during those changes.
Gene Machine
Students develop an understanding of patterns and how genetic information is passed from generation to generation, and how genetics and environment impact an organism's survival.
Planetarium
Students develop an understanding of how gravitational forces in space cause observable patterns due to the position of Earth, Sun, Moon, and stars.
American Dream
Students study U.S. history, including historic and economic events, the creation of the Constitution, development of government, immigration, and civic roles and responsibilities.
Atomic Avenue
Students develop an understanding of forces and energy, and how energy can transfer from one object to another or convert from one form to another.
Rainforest
Students develop an understanding of how energy from the Sun is transferred through ecosystems.
Observatory
Students develop an understanding of the scale and properties of objects in the solar system, and how gravity and energy cause observable patterns in the Sun-Earth-Moon system.
Imperial Highway
Students understand the cultural, religious, economic, and political systems of selected societies in the Eastern Hemisphere.
See our approach come to life
Approach FAQs
Cottages are EDUPRIZE's original, quarterly thematic units. Each 9-week unit lets students apply core skills through a hands-on, science-based lens across Life Science, Physical Science, Earth & Space Science, and Social Science.
Cottages run from Kindergarten through 6th grade. Our 7th and 8th grade students move into a Junior High model with elective courses instead.
We offer the same educational excellence whether your child joins us in person at Gilbert or Queen Creek, or through EDUPRIZE Online.
Classrooms include document cameras, interactive whiteboards, iPads, desktop computers, and Chromebooks, with blended learning starting in Kindergarten.
Schedule a campus tour at eduprize.com/tour to see our Cottages, labs, and classrooms firsthand.
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