This week’s school events in City of Phoenix: Dec. 21-27

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Mrs. Nichole Basl, Principal
Mrs. Nichole Basl, Principal
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Dec 20, 2025
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The following school events are scheduled to take place in City of Phoenix this week.

Sunday, Dec. 21

LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Monday, Dec. 22

LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Tuesday, Dec. 23

LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

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

Wednesday, Dec. 24

LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

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

Thursday, Dec. 25

LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Friday, Dec. 26

LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

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

Saturday, Dec. 27

LSES Astrocamp Trip
Legend Springs Elementary School
All day

Related Organizations:

Copper King Elementary SchoolCactus Shadows High SchoolLegend Springs Elementary School

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