To enroll your child in a Sheely Farms District school, contact the office at 623-907-5270. We will provide you with an enrollment packet. When you register your child, we ask that you bring the following:

• Your student's birth certificate 
• Immunization Record
• Transcript (if transferring in)
• Withdrawal Slip (if transferring in)
• Proof of Residency (utility bill, rental agreement)
• Picture ID of parent registering student

You can stay up to date by checking this Web site often. You'll find it is an easy way to stay informed and energized about Sheely Farms Elementary School. You will also receive notes, calls, and newsletters containing important information. Should you have a question we welcome your call to the Sheely Farms School Office at (623) 907-5270.

Absolutely, we welcome visiting parents. You may call the office to set up a convenient time for a visit. Involved parents really make a difference, and we love to see you at Sheely Farms. We ask that you please report to the office when you arrive at the building. We will give you a visitor's welcome badge and help you with the layout of our school.

Yes, the cafeteria serves breakfast and lunch daily. We serve delicious and nutritious meals for our students and guests. You can find detailed information on our school meal options here.

We care about what our students wear – appearance is part of inspiring our kids to be engaged, energized, and have fun at school. Based upon careful and extensive research and community input, we believe the dress code benefits our students for the following reasons:

• To enhance a climate for learning. 
• To ensure campus safety and security. 
• To instill school unity and pride. 
• To eliminate label competition. 
• To promote affordable dress. 
• To uphold modesty standards.

Required uniform for boys:

Solid white or solid hunter green top with a collar and sleeves (short or long). No visible logos on the shirt. This may be either a polo type shirt or a dress shirt. Navy blue pants or shorts, without visable logos. No denim or corduroy allowed for either top or bottom.

Required uniform for girls:

Solid white or solid hunter green top with a collar and sleeves (short or long). This may be either a polo type shirt or a blouse. Navy blue long pants, walking shorts, jumper, skirt, or ‘skorts’ with no visible logos. No parachute, denim, corduroy, or stretch fabric allowed for either top or bottom.

Children should not arrive before 7:30 a.m. when supervision begins. Please pick up your child promptly at dismissal time (3:00 p.m.) Parents, please remember that on early dismissal Wednesdays we dismiss students at 12:15 p.m.  

Parents, please call the school office by 9:30 a.m. if a child is going to absent from school, or late to school. If a child does not arrive at school, we want to be sure he/she is safe with you.

Please refer to our School Calendar to see the Parent/Teacher conference schedule. Also, please feel free to call and arrange a meeting time at your convenience. We find that communication between school and home allows us to support each other, so contact your child's teacher as soon as you feel a need.

We understand that your child may carry a cell phone in case of emergencies. We ask that your child keep his or her cell phones off during the school day. We recommend that your child not bring radios, tape recorders, Walkmans, Gameboys, electronic devices, expensive jewelry, or large sums of money to school.

The school nurse may administer medication only if she has a signed parent consent allowing this. You may request this form in the school office. We ask that you list emergency contact numbers for use when parents cannot be reached. Please list at least two persons to contact in the event of student illness or injury; and review or update forms as needed or requested.

Students may not have prescription or over-the-counter medicines in their possession. You should give all medicines to the nurse for proper handling and dispensing. You and your child should keep prescription medication in the current pharmacy container, labeled with your child's name and correct dosage instructions. We ask that you and your child handle over-the-counter medicines in the same way. The nurse will call your child from the classroom or cafeteria for timely administration of prescription and other medications.

The school nurse monitors immunizations, conducts health screenings, maintains medical records, and cares for students who are ill or have emergency medical needs at school. She works with parents and students and advises on preventive health care. She also calls parents to pick up children who are injured or ill.

Yes, you may obtain school accident insurance for your child for a small fee. We recommend this coverage for students who are not covered by other insurance plans. Please stop by the school office for an Information packet.
Arizona offers KidsCare, a free or low-cost health insurance for children who are not on ACCCHS. You can find out more Information from the nurse, through the office, or by calling 1-800-764-KIDS.

We have grade level start and dismissal times.

• K-2: 8:15 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
• 3-8: 7:45 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
• K - Half-day (AM): 8:15 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
• K - Half-day (PM): 11:45 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.