School events this week in City of Phoenix: July 20-26

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School events this week in City of Phoenix: July 20-26
Ms. Erica Leonard, Principal — Copper King Elementary School
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Jul 19, 2025
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The following school events are scheduled to take place in City of Phoenix this week.

Sunday, July 20

Event: LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Monday, July 21

Event: LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Tuesday, July 22

Event: LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Event: CSHS Navy Visit
Cactus Shadows High School
12:15-1:15 pm

Wednesday, July 23

Event: LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Event: CSHS U.S. Army visit
Cactus Shadows High School
11:15 am-12:15 pm

Thursday, July 24

Event: LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Friday, July 25

Event: LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Event: CK StuCo Meetings
Copper King Elementary School
3:30-4:30 pm

Saturday, July 26

Event: LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

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